2-step garage

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2-step garage
Stylistic origins	UK garage, Drum and bass, R&B
Cultural origins	Late 1990s, London, UK
Typical instruments	Music sequencer, Turntables, samplers, Drum machines, Personal computer

2-step garage (or just 2-step) is a typically British style of modern dance music, and one of the two major sub-genres of UK garage, although UK garage is sometimes imprecisely used as a synonym for 2-step. The other sub-genre is 4x4 garage.

[edit] References

Simon Reynolds: 2Step or 'Adult Hardcore' The Wire, April 1999

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2-step - 4x4 - Bassline - Breakstep - Dubstep - Funky - Grime - Speed garage

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