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Ive very recently fallen in love with the dubstep sound since i saw Jazzsteppa at Big Chill festie a few weeks ago , ive been a hip hop DJ for some years, so can you suggest the best dubstep artists i should check out? I really like the Bay Area dubstep compilations and i thought jazzsteppa was incredible.

Any advice would be much appreciated
MAX

Rusko, I hear he has an amazing fashion sense and quite nice nipples too.

max-freakout wrote:Ive very recently fallen in love with the dubstep sound since i saw Jazzsteppa at Big Chill festie a few weeks ago , ive been a hip hop DJ for some years, so can you suggest the best dubstep artists i should check out? I really like the Bay Area dubstep compilations and i thought jazzsteppa was incredible.

Any advice would be much appreciated
MAX

DMZ

In all fairness Bandshell is 100% right suggesting DMZ Start your new found love affair from the roots and work your way to present day, even listen to some of the old skool garage stuff like zinc to give you a feel of the evolution of the sound.

DMZ, Horsepower and El-B.

Work from there.

Hatcha's dubstep allstars think it might have even been volume one, that is pretty much an education in dub

SNYPADUB wrote:Hatcha's dubstep allstars think it might have even been volume one, that is pretty much an education in dub

Volume one is big!

thanks for these suggestions!

i am unable to find anything by DMZ to check out, i tried youtube, addictech and d&b arena downloads, so if someone can suggest me some links to try


EDIT: ah i just found 'anti war dub' on youtube that's very cool


im much more oriented towards the dub aspect than the garage aspect, ive always liked dub but was never a big fan of garage

BASS CLEF

brings the nasty.

check out "Clapton Deep" and "cannot be straightened"

i haven't heard anything in a while that touches the nastiness of those two tunes

DJelements wrote:

SNYPADUB wrote:Hatcha's dubstep allstars think it might have even been volume one, that is pretty much an education in dub

Volume one is big!

Na... Volume 2!

max-freakout wrote:thanks for these suggestions!

i am unable to find anything by DMZ to check out, i tried youtube, addictech and d&b arena downloads, so if someone can suggest me some links to try


EDIT: ah i just found 'anti war dub' on youtube that's very cool


im much more oriented towards the dub aspect than the garage aspect, ive always liked dub but was never a big fan of garage

instead of searching DMZ search Digital Mystikz

The following statement may be perceived as a cliche but for me dubstep is at it's best as a simple beat with deep layered sub bass.

Hello fella

When did you move back to the big smoke?

You'll probably like Kromestar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFO0374z3IY

I like much of the stuff on Sub Soldiers: http://www.boomkat.com/labels/?id=4287

Snes Dub is pretty good too:

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=23962

But yeah.... I reckon Kromestar is the way forward for you

Dont get carried a way with filth its addictive, i listened to nothing but dmz loefah etc for time now i cnt stop listening to borgore, druley and funtcase. I want my old dubstep back.


I hear B-90's sick too


jokes

Yo if you don't like Mala, listen more closely.

cr7 chamber, an amazing track. As for Mala; Left leg out is sickness!

Am trying to think of that bird, Sarah, who's doing her own thing.. fuck I wish my THC sodden memory worked

Anyway, someone will know who I Am on about - she's fucking ace.

Firky wrote:Am trying to think of that bird, Sarah, who's doing her own thing.. fuck I wish my THC sodden memory worked

Anyway, someone will know who I Am on about - she's fucking ace.

Does she have good fashion sense?

2 amazing cd's to buy if you can find um are Grime 1 and grime 2

early work from people like: Plasticman, Slaughter mob, Kode9, Loefah and Digital Mystikz you could probrably pick up a copy fairly cheap in the bassbins of your local record store.