Liquid Funk

Liquid funk is a style of drum and bass. While it uses the same basslines and bar layouts, it contains less bar-oriented samples and more progressive synths, harmonies, and ambience, producing a calmer atmosphere directed at a home listener rather than nightclub audiences. Examples of liquid funk can be found on the Good Looking Records music label founded by LTJ Bukem (a.k.a. Danny Williamson), although this label is strongly cross-genred with atmospheric drum and bass. It could be argued that atmospheric and liquid funk are essentially the same, but liquid funk has subtle differences, perhaps more soca, latin, and jazz influences, while atmospheric has a "colder" sound to its calm nature, omitting these "real instrument" samples and replacing them with smooth synth and samplers lines. Other artists related to liquid funk are Calibre, Visionary, High Contrast, 4Hero, and arguably, Lemon D.

 

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