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yup, toasty kills it. S+D, elemental, Emalkay and protocol x got the dread up their sleeves. Burial for his originality. Of course Loefah aswell. Too many sickheads to mention......

toasty all the way. WE BEEN TELLING YOU THIS FOR YEEEAARS...!

Spaceboy wrote:toasty all the way. WE BEEN TELLING YOU THIS FOR YEEEAARS...!

stop being so smug

although i agree 100%

That Toastyboy ramdanman/ben ufo and em finished with last night wins.

Always had love for Toasty's beats and he knows it too!!
Loe's sound is proper sick too.Wish he'd remix life dub..
Every now and again somebody new pops up doing something just a bit different. That what I love bout ze dubstep..Always evolving..I've been outta the game for about a year and the sound has changed so much it's mental!!

Benga isn't too bad either...love listening to the deep deep bass on Crunked Up about half way thru the tune.

Benga's my favourite for mixdowns, everything is eq'd and effected right.

Loefah has got the most solid deep subs ever known to man.

Toasty's mixes are crisp

Mala mixes are dynamic and properly balanced.

Skream always get the right mix for the tune.

Benga & D1

lets just say it, dubstep has some of the sickest producers in dance rite now, end of, coz every other comment made in the topic cant be argued with


i love it so much im gonna wet myself lol

I know its cheating but Don't ask by Various Production is excellent, the whole album is excellent but that track is amazing.

I think Distance - Traffic is one hell of a track that distorted bass is something to behold

Shackletons tracks are amazing, I think the effort put into the tracks really shows through

Vex'd is also fantastic

For pure dubstep - Mala comes with the ideas, Distance kills it with the production.

Boxcutter's my favourite producer though.

kode9 - 9 samurai

skream - kut-off (everything comes together perfectly; the flute, vocals, drums and bass) on a couple tracklistings it called colourful?

plastician - japan (i swear this samples hero or house of flying daggers? his track vio-lence i like just as much too)

distance - fallen (the vocals are crazy)

dmz - antiwar dub

pinch - qwawwali vip (the moving bassline is something else)

don leisure - white rino (i dont even think the track is finished yet, but when i first heard it it was an instant classic)


as close to a top few as i can think of for now, but theres too much i love thats not there, like cuts from the burial album etc.

Boxcutter and Elemental both put out really nuanced tunes, their mixes are very very clear.

Toasty's production is uniformly excellent.

Loefah on bass, there's no comparison to my ears.

Shackleton - Blood on My Hands - the production is so deep, the percussion so fresh that its a whole new experience every time you throw it on the deck.

also:
Mala - Bury the Boy
Timeblind - Ontological Ground of Being
Elemental

boxcutters fuckin it up proper.
burial is pure beauty
heard ital tek for the first time this week. fuckin ell!
vexd pioneered it.
n i still cant get over kalawanji

Whoever said it, proper job. Theres another tune i forgot, Kode9 - 9 samurai

Pure silly.

D Man wrote:if it is level of production ur talking i would av to say the most consistant and diverse are:

toasty
reso
mala
lohan from s&d

all these artist neva build a tunes that sounds the same as the last, which other top producers can be guilty of

big up the producers i mentioned ur very very large


D

i second that.

Toasty Boy, S&D, Vex'd, Dub Child, Zed Bias, El-B

Toasty
reso & rusko
the others
skream
benga
elemental
emalkay

in no real order

to b fair there is alot of good producers.