Me and a friend have got a new site set up for Dubstep, got some stuff up at the moment but want to broaden the horizons. throw up some of your favourite heavy dubstep tracks right now or any new artists that you think deserve some extra publicity and i'll try my best to get it up on site!
check the site out here http://www.wheresthedub.com
Cheers in advanced for any help you guys give , i really hope this gets off the ground!
My suggestion is don't call dubstep dub. It does actually make a difference. It stops you sounding like you're ignorant to years of musical heritage and will make people take you a lot more seriously.
yea i realise that dub is a completely different genre , and currenly working to make it clear what our site caters for by using a tag line etc . it just sounded better to wheresthedubstep.com :/ got no ring to it
website looks decent mate, nice work. good luck with it
would suggest not calling it 'wheres the dub'. its a little short sighted really, latching on to a buzzword (got a ring to it i guess) but it can't be taken seriously when its not dub music. if you get a catchy enough name it will become associated with dubstep.
also if your running a blog/page about dubstep, i don't think you need to promote chase and status or flux pavillion. get looking around soundcloud, find some new artists to get mixing for you, be open to anything. and give as many freebies as possible! will draw in plenty of people
ddia wrote:website looks decent mate, nice work. good luck with it
would suggest not calling it 'wheres the dub'. its a little short sighted really, latching on to a buzzword (got a ring to it i guess) but it can't be taken seriously when its not dub music. if you get a catchy enough name it will become associated with dubstep.
also if your running a blog/page about dubstep, i don't think you need to promote chase and status or flux pavillion. get looking around soundcloud, find some new artists to get mixing for you, be open to anything. and give as many freebies as possible! will draw in plenty of people
+1 only literally all his points.
Also dont just stick to 'dirty' dubstep. Post up all varieties. It may not be exactly to your taste, but means more people will become interested in your site.
yea i do agree with you on the problem of the name, but i cant change it right now as the hosting has been paid for for a month or so , so will just have to run it fro now (N)
and the reason we did a few articles on the mainstream artists was purely to get the ball rolling on the traffic side of things, they just get searched for more often, So from now on we will be focusing on much more underground and unsigned acts
also posting on different styles duely note
thanks for the feed back, really appreciate it
hopefully i'll get some of these kinks worked out asap =P
i actually think where's the dub is a good name, a little tongue in cheek! anytime a kid types dub instead of dubstep in here we get at least six responses asking "what dub", "where's the dub?", "King tubby", etc... kinda plays on that
well i decided to change it to www.wheresthedubstep.com in the end, just to clear up any confusion or angry people! so now after all that technical bullshit cahnging domains i can refocus on hosting some goood music
gunna be diversifying the shit outta my bonds in the next few days
cheers for all the replys lads theyve all helped, and master patar , ill check your stuff out now and pm you if im gunna host your work
post any other of your favorite dubsteppers and hopefully i can get the ball rolling