« Speed garage » : différence entre les versions

Données clés
Origines stylistiques	Garage house, oldschool jungle
Origines culturelles	Début et milieu des années 1990 ; Royaume-Uni
Instruments typiques	Séquenceur, turntable, échantillonneur, boîte à rythmes
Popularité	1996-1997
Voir aussi	UK hard house

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Le speed garage, occasionnellement appelé Plus-8^[2], est un genre de musique dance, associé à la scène UK garage^[3]. Le speed garage se caractérise par un rythme NY garage en 4/4 accéléré mêlé à des breakbeats^[4].

Notes et références

↑ (en) (2002) Looking West?: Cultural Globalization and Russian Youth Cultures, (ISBN 0-271-02186-1), page 244 : Speed garage, also known as UK garage, emerged in 1993 and became widely known in 1996-97.
↑ (en) DJ magazine, 1996-1997, Raggage: ...earning the scene the slightly mocked nick-names of 'plus-8' or 'speed garage'.
↑ (en) History of Speed garage: There are many different forms of garage music, most of these were of little interest to UK hard dance fans until the latest mutation came along, speed garage.
↑ (en) History of Speed garage: "Speed garage can be broadly defined as a mixture of slightly sped up garage beats..."

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[1] (en) (2002) Looking West?: Cultural Globalization and Russian Youth Cultures, (ISBN 0-271-02186-1), page 244 : Speed garage, also known as UK garage, emerged in 1993 and became widely known in 1996-97.

[2] (en) DJ magazine, 1996-1997, Raggage: ...earning the scene the slightly mocked nick-names of 'plus-8' or 'speed garage'.

[3] (en) History of Speed garage: There are many different forms of garage music, most of these were of little interest to UK hard dance fans until the latest mutation came along, speed garage.

[4] (en) History of Speed garage: "Speed garage can be broadly defined as a mixture of slightly sped up garage beats..."

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-Le '''speed garage''', occasionnellement appelé '''Plus-8'''<ref>{{en}} ''DJ magazine'', 1996-1997, ''Raggage'': ...earning the scene the slightly mocked nick-names of 'plus-8' or 'speed garage'.</ref>, est un [[genre musical|genre]] de [[dance|musique dance]], associé à la scène [[UK garage]]<ref>{{en}} [http://www.toucanmusic.co.uk/articles/speedgarage.html History of Speed garage]: ''There are many different forms of garage music, most of these were of little interest to UK hard dance fans until the latest mutation came along, speed garage.''</ref>. Le speed garage se caractérise par un [[rythme]] NY garage en 4/4 accéléré mêlé à des [[breakbeats]]<ref>{{en}} [http://www.toucanmusic.co.uk/articles/speedgarage.html History of Speed garage]: "Speed garage can be broadly defined as a mixture of slightly sped up garage beats..."</ref>.
+Le '''speed garage''', occasionnellement appelé '''Plus-8'''<ref>{{en}} ''DJ magazine'', 1996-1997, ''Raggage'': ...earning the scene the slightly mocked nick-names of 'plus-8' or 'speed garage'.</ref>, est un [[genre musical|genre]] de [[dance|musique dance]], associé à la scène [[UK garage]]<ref>{{en}} [http://www.toucanmusic.co.uk/articles/speedgarage.html History of Speed garage]: ''There are many different forms of garage music, most of these were of little interest to UK hard dance fans until the latest mutation came along, speed garage.''</ref>. Le speed garage se caractérise par un [[rythme]] NY garage en 4/4 accéléré mêlé à des [[breakbeat]]s<ref>{{en}} [http://www.toucanmusic.co.uk/articles/speedgarage.html History of Speed garage]: "Speed garage can be broadly defined as a mixture of slightly sped up garage beats..."</ref>.
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