All posts tagged in Dubstep
• Natural progression from the original “Hold Me” • Darker vocal performance from Livingston Crain • Improved groove in the transitions I was a big fan of “Hold Me” when I reviewed it last year, so seeing Youth In Circles and Fendy Cisneros link up again for a sequel is a massive win. This new
• A steady, heavy structure • Clean production with a dark Electro edge • In its simplicity, it works! I have been spending some time with this new one from WHOiSEE, a producer out of Austin who clearly isn’t interested in making “polite” music. His track “Boom Bap” is a bit of a curveball—despite the
• Great balance of pop-rock emotion and dark growls • Eileen Jaime delivers a standout vocal performance • Grittier drop than your standard festival fare Kevin Moffat is really carving out a specific niche for himself. For “Anymore”, he brings in Eileen Jaime, and the result is a massive experience that reminds me why I
• A chaotic blend of Techno, Trap, and Hyperpop • Brutalist sound design • Unforgettable energy for the festival season Trust me, this unpredictable collab worth your time. KSHMR really found gold with this one. “Hellhole”, despite the scary name, is one of my favorite bangers recently. It is so intricate that I actually struggled
• Ethereal vocals over gritty low-end • Dubstep backbone with clear Drum and Bass DNA • Dark atmosphere without going full horror mode “Memories” from Oddentrix caught my attention almost immediately, and not because it tries to be loud or shocking. Quite the opposite, actually. This track takes its time. It sits in that uncomfortable
• Underground energy with a playful edge • Bass House groove that keeps evolving • Vocals still carrying the whole ride Space Prince dives straight into dark territory with “Behind Closed Doors”, and the result is a track that feels more like a scene than a song. From the very start, everything points toward something
• Vocoded vocal loop as the backbone • Slow pace, heavy distorted bass • Minimal yet hypnotic structure Since we’re already in the realm of exotic compositions, let me bring up something even crazier. HANDZ just dropped “Breath”, and this track is unlike anything else I’ve heard in a while. It opens in the most
• Seven Lions-style progressions with a sweet vocal twist • First half with Prog House influences • Second half dives into deeper Dubstep territory The melody in this collaboration really struck a chord with me. 9 Worlds and 3THOS, both from Canada, delivered something that feels instantly familiar yet still fresh. Think Seven Lions-style progressions,
• British vocal with a raw, clean wobble • Grimy growls meet trembly textures • One of the freshest Discovery Project picks lately Straight from Insomniac’s Discovery Project comes “Energy” and yeah, it lives up to the name. Pretty Sweet and Blvcksmith drop a tight dubstep track that rides on a solid mix of fancy
• Eerie pizzicato breakdowns are back • Electro House lead gives off legacy Steve Aoki energy • Surprisingly intense, built with just a few sharp elements I’ve talked before about the eerie, almost haunted vibe in “Little Fingers“, and it looks like Ring Noord weren’t done exploring that space. With “Break You”, they lean even
PhaseOne‘s back, and he’s not messing around. “TERRANOVA“, out May 30, is the long-awaited follow-up to 2019’s “Transcendency“, and it honestly feels like a whole different beast. Less about throwing bangers at the wall and more about crafting an actual journey. A concept album, even. Big sci-fi energy with bigger emotional weight. “Writing my sophomore
• Horns and growls that creep under your skin • Chaotic first drop that suddenly makes sense • Trap, Bass House, multiple influences… This one took me a few listens. Est. and SISI‘s “WONT U” isn’t an easy first date. It has a lot of interesting things inside that can overwhelmt you if you are
• Explosive dubstep drop with brutal growls • A haunting horn sets the tone • A bold, eccentric release showcasing Deadlynoiz‘s drive to innovate Something aggressive today. Something out of the ordinary. Deadlynoiz just delivered “Next Level”, and I would say… I’m impressed from the first bars. This explosive dubstep tune begins with a long,
I remember Jessica Audiffred blowing my mind with a killer remix of Illenium’s “From The Ashes”. What a journey since then. Audiffred has created a visionary style that exists between moments – between the warehouse parties of Mexico City and the global festival stages, between personal struggle and artistic triumph. And she’s now here with
Right in time for Christmas, I received a surprise gift from avyeal. Deeply personal, slightly mysterious, impossible to ignore. “Catedral Cosmica” was born during pandemic isolation—a diary of an artist breaking free from routine, crafting something that refuses to fit neatly into any musical box. avyeal—part pianist, part electronic alchemist—has created a work that feels
• Dual producer-vocalist role • Emotional fusion of Rock and Melodic Dubstep • Loved the freedom message There’s a new wave of EDM Producers following the vocalist road! And this is great, because it adds a layer of genuineness in the vocals and the synergies are even more evident – the creator can tweak base
When I reviewed Spirit Link‘s “Now That I’m With You“, I was anticipating his upcoming album “The Spirit Dimension“. Now that it’s here, I’ve spent considerable time with this album, and I’m excited to share my thoughts on this impressive work. “The Spirit Dimension” is a well-chosen title for this collection. It truly feels like
• Playful meets melodic in this dubstep collaboration • Dual vocals create an ethereal atmosphere • More mature feeling SPIRIT LINK, a Dubstep/Future Bass artist I’ve been following for a while, continues to impress with his dreamy, happy, and joyful style. Known for his videogame-inspired 8-bit sounds and complex melodic switches, SPIRIT LINK has stunned
• Cultural fusion in Dubstep • Short, intense, and impactful • One buildup, One drop Soltan is one of the most intriguing names in the Dubstep scene right now. I got hooked on his Instagram tutorials, where he breaks down the “behind the scenes” of his tracks. You can feel his passion for the details
• Dark, terrifying atmospheres • Engaging, energetic and aggressive • Smooth and consistent techno drop This article is written by Ready (@Ready4Music) Today, I will be reviewing “Immortal” by RZRKT. What I have said on “Dread” can be applied here, which are gloomy atmosphere, massive drops and various rhythms. However, there are a few things
• Orchestral elements shine in the breakdown • Drop packs a punch without going overboard • Could benefit from more intensity in the finale After retiring from the NBA, Shaq ventured into the world of Dubstep with a fervor and a mission to shake things up—a move I truly admire. While I initially had my
