Dubnés

Dubnés is a term that refers to a type of music that originated in the late 1990s in the United Kingdom. It is characterized by its use of electronic music production techniques, such as sampling, looping, and beatmatching, to create a seamless, continuous mix of music. Dubnés is often associated with the UK garage and drum and bass genres, and is known for its use of live DJing techniques, such as scratching and turntablism.

The term "dubnés" is a portmanteau of "dub" and "techno," reflecting the genre's roots in both dub music and electronic music. Dubnés is typically produced using digital audio workstations and software, rather than traditional analog equipment. It is often characterized by its use of complex, layered beats and melodies, as well as its use of live instrumentation and vocal samples.

Dubnés has been influential in the development of other electronic music genres, such as UK garage and drum and bass. It has also been influential in the development of live DJing techniques, such as scratching and turntablism. Dubnés is often associated with the UK's electronic music scene, and is known for its use of live performance and improvisation.