dubstep -- All New genre of bass weightt

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHaCSMJfGUA"]YouTube - dubstep doc[/ame]

www.dubstep.fm

www.dubstep.fm/listen.pls <-- Winamp / iTunes

Edited by Snaffle, 22 December 2008 - 02:14 AM.

Dubsteps been around for almost a decade now...


Skream and Benga are my two favorites, but right now I've been getting into Dubstep's predecessor, 2-Step.

it started in 2004 in London..

but thats fairly new compared to other genres. I'm glad other people are likeing dubstep.

Actually, the term was first used in 2002. Also, the first Dub Step All Stars cd came out in 2003....

but anyways.


Here's my favorite Skream Mix from Pete Tong's Essential Mix series:

http://bassboxx.blog...-june-2007.html




Either way, I still enjoy jungle/ early drum'n'bass MUCH more.

why are you being so mean lmao... i just want to tell people about it that maybe dont know about it man.. speading the love

I'm not being mean, I'm just trying to correct your erroneous statements You made a statement that the music started in 2004, when in fact, I have a release with the name Dubstep from a previous year.

But hey, I was friendly too! I even showed you my favorite dubstep mix!

People should know when and how a music started.


Spread FACTS and love, not just love.

Edited by rumandromanism, 22 December 2008 - 12:51 AM.

I'm not being mean, I'm just trying to correct your erroneous statements You made a statement that the music started in 2004, when in fact, I have a release with the name Dubstep from a previous year.

But hey, I was friendly too! I even showed you my favorite dubstep mix!

People should know when and how a music started.


Spread FACTS and love, not just love.

the music should do the talking!

True, let the music do the talking! Here's a real bass-heavy Skream track, one of my favorites!

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGLmX8GUxnA"]YouTube - skream rotton[/ame]

I actually like this a lot. I put the radio things on my iTunes.

damn i love dubstep, i got all the podcasts on my iTunes
don't listen to it on the radio though, too many shout outs

Here's a pretty fresh new cd from Benga. Really good quality, once again, turn that bass UP!

http://extramusicnew...rthe-night.html

Dont click out 30 seconds in...

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RIuMtdYnYw"][/ame]

I love dubstep. Check out Hatcha, Benga, Skream!, and Horsepower productions.

yo any of you guys like Burial? I've been bumping that Untrue record for a while now.

yo any of you guys like Burial? I've been bumping that Untrue record for a while now.

Yeah Burial was the dude who got me into dubstep. You can really hear the transformation of speed garage/2-step into dubstep through Burial's tracks; the swung-16th note percussion and use of vocals really mimics that old sound.

You should check out Burial's self-titled album...that shit bumps real hard. Here's my favorite song off of it. The vocals are sampled from a Kode9 & the Spaceape song (you should check them out too!). The riff is in 11/16, which is very unusual for a dubstep track:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p05uzP2q-z4"]YouTube - Burial - Spaceape[/ame]

I love smoking while listening to dubstep.Pretty good songs you guys put up too.

Actually, the term was first used in 2002. Also, the first Dub Step All Stars cd came out in 2003....

but anyways.


Here's my favorite Skream Mix from Pete Tong's Essential Mix series:

bassboxx: skream - essential mix june 2007




Either way, I still enjoy jungle/ early drum'n'bass MUCH more.

I'm so glad someone actually knows their shit. Although the term was first 'coined' in 2002, people like Plastician and El-B started to come out with a sound as early as 1999.

garage and dubstep are very similar... people argue back and forth on wether skream, benga, digital mystikz, coki, kode 9, etc really were the makers of dubstep. but they really were, they created it.. and i like dubstep a lot more than garage, until recently... with all the mids coming up and the bass becoming 2nd in attention in all the dubstep tracks coming out now a days. but skream, benga, and some others are keeping it real. seen some old school dubstep at raves and its nuts

this is one of skreams recent tracks.. sorry i didn't attach to my last post.. but if you have a sub.. then turn this up and enjoy

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZsHBBf5HWw]Skream - Inhumane - YouTube[/ame]

Was this really worth bumping?

http://forum.grassci...ns-dubstep.html