I'm from the U.S. When I was a freshman in college, I became really good friends with a british exchange student. He showed us two things mainly: dubstep and how to roll spliffs. For that year and summer, 2009-2010, we smoked and listened to dubstep everywhere and all day. back then, like no americans knew what dubstep was AT ALL, we were the only ones at my school playing it. eventually a 'version' of 'dubstep' got to the u.s. and some american artists made a really different interpretation of it. anyway, i'm glad i had those two years of magic where we discovered an awesome music genre.
@@dopemopey i mean the sound lived on and evolved, and some of the brostep stuff wasn't actually that bad! its just sad it got lumped in with dubstep, and thus i guess people who were inclined maybe towards techno and dubtech and early jungle who'd have adored the real dubstep never were inclined to explore dubstep because its name got associated with something different, something that was fun definitely for adolescent me... but not dubstep. Im glad to be discovered this in my mid 20s as someone who lost the opportunity to be exposed to it in her teen years.
from the times when dubstep sounded more like dub and less like a machinegun.. call me old and nostalgic but i find really horrifying the direction the genre has evolved in.
2010s "dubstep" was when dub collided with garage, resulting in leads and drops along with almost pop-like vocals. Eventually, the vocals began to disappear leaving only leads and growls which somehow turned into a bunch of alien machinery noises
@the styx code that's true, but it's not an excessive amount, the rattattattattaa type, this is a few single rounds, it doesn't have it's own bassline when they "fire off", it is just a small effect in the song... :)
There is a whole new hybrid deep dubstep scene with fits so perfectly with the classic deep dubstep vibe. I hopped straight to it when I discovered that type of sound.
I'm a 39 year old woman.....I thought dubstep was just for young english rudeboys off their head on ketamine but finally decided I should listen before I judge..sensibly went straight to an old skool mix since I enjoy a lot of drum and bass the 90s/2000s and what can I say.. this is really fucking good!!! Deep, dark and atmospheric..... thanks for posting this!
I never understood how music genres are believed to be exclusively associated with a certain group or stereotype, isn't music taste very subjective and irrespective of drug activity or characteristics within society. I am a 30 year old woman now, this was my youth and still resonates with my soul, not to sound cheesy
the thing is that most of the tunes played in the video are from the times you were 20-22, I'm 38 now, and listened to all those bangers almost from day one
as someone who only ever heard the brostep side of dubstep, this is like way better, it flows smoother and does not feel like your getting hit in the head with a sledge hammer every second, its not about the heavy drop, its about the whole song
Yeah except the whole song is just boring. As a songwriter I cannot condone that anyone actually truly enjoys this, it's all to be accepted by the other hipsters and it was all started by one guy that dug it and everyone wanted to impress him by saying they dug it too. I don't believe anyone.
@@k.c.simonsen2 most people who like this genre like the bass, the hypnotic rhythm and trippy sfx. some are hipsters yeah but most aren't alot of people like this style better and i grew up with this kind of music. garage reggae dub drum and bass trip hop etc and classic dubstep is one of them. some people don't have the patience with there adhd tiktok brains i get that. its all a matter of preference
@@k.c.simonsen2 Behold, the shittiest take of the decade. If you struggle to wrap your mind around the hypnotic and cavernous rhythms of Dubstep and it's enjoyment you might want to reconsider your probably not very successful songwriting career
@@bokenovskyjones If still interested look up Deep, Dark, and Dangerous. It's a label/collective ran by the duo Truth. It's got artists such as Distinct Motive, The Widdler, Khiva, Ternion Sound, Pushloop, and more who all contribute excellent Dubstep. Also listen to The Greys Ä, Roadsbeaf, B1t Crunch3r, and The Maker. There's plenty more than that, I use SoundCloud primarily if you follow them on there or look up similar you will find more.
I remember being on the bus going to work at 6am and this girl that looked like she slept past her alarm, was frantically doing her makeup heard the intro to request line, turned around and started dancing rocking back and forth like a mental patient in an insane asylum...... Turned around and widened her eyes at me touched my hand, grabbed her bag, sat next to me, reached across me, took my left earphone out to put in her left, then continued to do her makeup. We said not one word to each other and shared an entire scene and culture in silence. Her stop came then she left to go to work. Ive never seen her again since. There was no intimate connection we weren't about that vibe at all. It was just how it went. Exactly like that. Bless her soul. . . . Auckland City, New Zealand. 2007.
This era of dubstep was just so revolutionary. It's dark, not too wobbly and was amazing to fry out to. Caspa, Rusko, Benga, Skream just phenominal music they released... love it man.
So at the ripe age of 45 I found a documentary about dubstep and thought what the hell, ill check it out. I always thought I hated dubstep but only just now found out I don’t like the new stuff. All the stuff I was listening to at the raves in early 2000’s that I thought was D-N-B and jungle was in part dubstep. Learn something new everyday. Fell in love with with the music all over again even in 2022. 👊🏽 Great mix man, love the tracks.
This is the mix I've been looking for. These are the tunes I've been needing. This was the dopest period for Dubstep. It was so underground. Miss those days. Bless up anyone rocking these tunes in 2022! BIG UP!
Oh to have been living in London in the 2000's to experience this music evolution. Surely one of the last sounds to have been developed with true locality, before the internet made all music world wide. Grateful to the internet that I was able to hear this music in the mid-late 2000's, but imagine being there when it was all unfolding. Top mix too, mate!
This brings back memories of the late 2000's, we had a huge Dubstep and DnB culture here in New Zealand back then. It's cliché but I gotta say I miss those old days.
I honestly don't understand why people are getting their hate boner about brostep and riddim. I listen to both this and excision, depending on my mood. I also listen to jazz and on the other side I enjoy hardstyle (if it is well produced). Just because one genre was hyped and the other was not, doesn't mean it is dead at all. No, for me it's the opposite. I really like underground genres. Hype isn't always good for a genre. The more hype the more commercial it gets. Classic dubstep is still existent today, artists like Commodo or Loefah are still making great stuff so why are people hating modern "dubstep"?
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please record more mixes with this true dubstep sound pre 2009!!! please! :) we miss the dubstep so much
I dont like being one of those old ass people that always complains about newer music. I love crazy weird experimental electronic music, but newer dubstep is barely listenable. This actually sounds LEAGUES better.
as someone who got into electronic music because of "brostep"... this stuff is just as cool in its own fashion. Definitely a hell of a lot more chill haha. But I gravitated to the gritty brostep/riddim sound because I played guitar in metal bands... and that mid range, ear destroying sound is what we aimed for 🤣 If this is what "True" dubstep is, I can see why maybe the OG dubstep heads would hate the new shit. This is EXACTLY the same shit I went through as a kid with a dad who loved Sabbath and Deep Purple haha. I thought of "Metal" as Lamb of God, Trivium, Bullet for my Valentine, and he would SHIT on my form of metal because its "too much, not musical and all they do is scream". Same thing here just a different Genre. Regardless, I love both!
What a mix. Jumped in my car and fancied either some early dmz or middle years coki and this mix was suggested to me. Mate by toasty i was sold, great quality on the upload, made my car sub sing. Your mixing style isnt as hectic as hatcha or n-type but its as smooth as both of them; great selection and that empires is insane. Thanks for making my drive home that bit more nostalgic. Ps i feel like we were all part of something very very special.
I don't believe 90 percent of people when they say they love this. There's a small handful of dudes out there that are telling the truth but everyone else is trying to find a place to belong by choosing a very specific style of music that they don't actually love to hang out with the other people in the scene.
Same goes for the most people hanging out in basically every club around the world and every band that ever had a fan base. I don't get the point really
Who else is here after watching Timbah on Toast's video? I wish I had an appreciation for old school dubstep back when the hardcore, aggressive dubstep was taking the mainstream by storm
Solid, proper sounds. I'm sad I didnt discover the vid when initially posted. But since found, I've run it a least once a week :). Excellent work on the deck!
I have to give you props for your selection, and the respect to citing the artists. Good on you for being legit. Real DJs are sexy! Seriously though, looking forward to hearing other mixes of yours on SC
I don't know how I got her, I don't use RUclips to listen to music, but man these bring me back. I managed to stumble my way into dubstep through Burial's Untrue back in high school when it first dropped. As an American diving head-first into the genre, it was hard to get anyone to listen to this wonderful genre with me, but man am I glad I found it.
Dubstep where the name makes sense, I like brostep and such but its basically a completely different genre. This is literally 2 step and dub put together
But for my liking to game Barotrauma i would not have searched for the accordion remix video and would not have started search for similar good music ultimately resulting in finding this mix. Life is full of small happy moments and this is one of them :)
Nice mix! I like how you let the tracks „breathe“. Long transitions, played nearly all songs completely. Very nice. Better than most mixes on YT where the track changes every 30 seconds!
Thankyou for inspiring me to go back through my own collection and get back in the mix.This is a great mix.I’m listening on a hot sunny day in the post industrial/industrial landscape of Ne England and this is a perfect soundtrack.Good good stuff keep it coming man👊
When ruffage came out of the sleeve i felt the urge to bang on the nearest wall. God dub step was great back then. Bless up to all the old heads up in here in ‘24!
It wasn’t ruined, it evolved into something new, but nothing keeps anyone from making an oldschool dubstep track in 2022, it’s just that fewer people are into it now, so less people bother doing these kinds of tracks
Hey this dubstep is dope. These are the that i'll be listening to.Never was into dubstep after hearing this,i am now......that is dubstep on this level.
I've got most of these vinyls too, nice to see us old schoolers are still about. There are some decent new beats coming out that sound old school enough for my liking, but not enough.
I'm from the U.S. When I was a freshman in college, I became really good friends with a british exchange student. He showed us two things mainly: dubstep and how to roll spliffs. For that year and summer, 2009-2010, we smoked and listened to dubstep everywhere and all day. back then, like no americans knew what dubstep was AT ALL, we were the only ones at my school playing it. eventually a 'version' of 'dubstep' got to the u.s. and some american artists made a really different interpretation of it. anyway, i'm glad i had those two years of magic where we discovered an awesome music genre.
I first heard of dubstep in 2009
I was buying dubstep vinyl from UK in 2007. Am american.
Im from the uk and defo like to say you got the best of brittish right there dude 😄
I got into british dubstep in 2007 through a drum n bass forum. I'm an American as well, and I hate that Americans killed this sound.
@@dopemopey i mean the sound lived on and evolved, and some of the brostep stuff wasn't actually that bad! its just sad it got lumped in with dubstep, and thus i guess people who were inclined maybe towards techno and dubtech and early jungle who'd have adored the real dubstep never were inclined to explore dubstep because its name got associated with something different, something that was fun definitely for adolescent me... but not dubstep. Im glad to be discovered this in my mid 20s as someone who lost the opportunity to be exposed to it in her teen years.
from the times when dubstep sounded more like dub and less like a machinegun.. call me old and nostalgic but i find really horrifying the direction the genre has evolved in.
I agree. The drops for new dubstep sound like somebody put a hyper and a compresser on a fax machine. Eew
2010s "dubstep" was when dub collided with garage, resulting in leads and drops along with almost pop-like vocals. Eventually, the vocals began to disappear leaving only leads and growls which somehow turned into a bunch of alien machinery noises
Short statement: I love old and energy of the new dub however old is fuxking gold🤙🏾
@the styx code that's true, but it's not an excessive amount, the rattattattattaa type, this is a few single rounds, it doesn't have it's own bassline when they "fire off", it is just a small effect in the song... :)
There is a whole new hybrid deep dubstep scene with fits so perfectly with the classic deep dubstep vibe. I hopped straight to it when I discovered that type of sound.
I'm a 39 year old woman.....I thought dubstep was just for young english rudeboys off their head on ketamine but finally decided I should listen before I judge..sensibly went straight to an old skool mix since I enjoy a lot of drum and bass the 90s/2000s and what can I say.. this is really fucking good!!! Deep, dark and atmospheric..... thanks for posting this!
I never understood how music genres are believed to be exclusively associated with a certain group or stereotype, isn't music taste very subjective and irrespective of drug activity or characteristics within society. I am a 30 year old woman now, this was my youth and still resonates with my soul, not to sound cheesy
i dont do drugs and i love this music.....
dubstep was around long before the ketamin junkie hype losers
the thing is that most of the tunes played in the video are from the times you were 20-22, I'm 38 now, and listened to all those bangers almost from day one
as someone who only ever heard the brostep side of dubstep, this is like way better, it flows smoother and does not feel like your getting hit in the head with a sledge hammer every second, its not about the heavy drop, its about the whole song
Yeah except the whole song is just boring. As a songwriter I cannot condone that anyone actually truly enjoys this, it's all to be accepted by the other hipsters and it was all started by one guy that dug it and everyone wanted to impress him by saying they dug it too. I don't believe anyone.
@@k.c.simonsen2 what are you on about
@@k.c.simonsen2 most people who like this genre like the bass, the hypnotic rhythm and trippy sfx. some are hipsters yeah but most aren't alot of people like this style better and i grew up with this kind of music. garage reggae dub drum and bass trip hop etc and classic dubstep is one of them. some people don't have the patience with there adhd tiktok brains i get that. its all a matter of preference
@@k.c.simonsen2 Behold, the shittiest take of the decade. If you struggle to wrap your mind around the hypnotic and cavernous rhythms of Dubstep and it's enjoyment you might want to reconsider your probably not very successful songwriting career
@@k.c.simonsen2 This is one of the worst takes I have ever seen.
Wanted to introduce my kid to what a true dubstep is. Brought here and wow!
I'm with the cool kids of years ago now.
Truley the golden age of dubstep when deep bass lines met rough beats. Way better than all the screechy mid-range crap of nowadays. Great mix!
TheDJPCol the dark, wubby dubstep is making a comeback
@@pgo9202 and those who came for the screechy mid-range crap are hating it...
People have different music tastes what are you going on about. I like both just as much
@@pgo9202 Can you hit me with some artists/mixes?
@@bokenovskyjones If still interested look up Deep, Dark, and Dangerous. It's a label/collective ran by the duo Truth. It's got artists such as Distinct Motive, The Widdler, Khiva, Ternion Sound, Pushloop, and more who all contribute excellent Dubstep. Also listen to The Greys Ä, Roadsbeaf, B1t Crunch3r, and The Maker. There's plenty more than that, I use SoundCloud primarily if you follow them on there or look up similar you will find more.
I remember being on the bus going to work at 6am and this girl that looked like she slept past her alarm, was frantically doing her makeup heard the intro to request line, turned around and started dancing rocking back and forth like a mental patient in an insane asylum...... Turned around and widened her eyes at me touched my hand, grabbed her bag, sat next to me, reached across me, took my left earphone out to put in her left, then continued to do her makeup. We said not one word to each other and shared an entire scene and culture in silence. Her stop came then she left to go to work. Ive never seen her again since. There was no intimate connection we weren't about that vibe at all. It was just how it went. Exactly like that. Bless her soul. . . . Auckland City, New Zealand. 2007.
And then everyone clapped
now this is dubstep
*112th like and only reply after a couple years* Dubstep will always be dubstep, regardless of the decade. 😊
120th like and second reply long time follower first time commentator. Dubstep refers to the early era sound, new tings are Bro 😎 step ya nar?
Always Be
@Lloyd Frayne OK boomer
@@powerfuel297 Quiet child, the adults are talking.
I could listen to Midnight Request Line in a loop forever
Same, fuckinghell
Fuck yah probably his best work as is dutch flowers
Saw the vinyl selling for a grand
@@sindye2172 good god
Blends beautifully with stagger
Dubstep was honestly more then Music, it's almost like a drug for the ears.
Idoser dubstep!!!
Dubstep was a very real era. Good times
Hell yeah 🙌
This era of dubstep was just so revolutionary. It's dark, not too wobbly and was amazing to fry out to. Caspa, Rusko, Benga, Skream just phenominal music they released... love it man.
This mix is still a banger. 2022.
I remember walking around the streets of Luanda, Angola in ‘06 kuduro, afro house and Dubstep was playing everywhere. Awesome times! Big up UK!
that is wild!
2020 listeners up in here? Great mix, smooth tunes, great lows. Proper early Dubstep. Thank you
CanadianCarlos 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Right now headbanging
2022
2022 rn lol lookin back to hat far and diff it sounded then to now and yeah I’m starting to watch now I’ll comment how I feel after lol xD
good selection of songs. nice to know people can still do this all on vinyl.
THANK YOU 😀😀😀😀 I want to learn vinyl. BTW.
Let's be real, he should perform
@@LiamTems All Clubs are closed.
@@Ratselmeister no shiz sherlock
So at the ripe age of 45 I found a documentary about dubstep and thought what the hell, ill check it out. I always thought I hated dubstep but only just now found out I don’t like the new stuff. All the stuff I was listening to at the raves in early 2000’s that I thought was D-N-B and jungle was in part dubstep. Learn something new everyday. Fell in love with with the music all over again even in 2022. 👊🏽 Great mix man, love the tracks.
this style never went away its still going strong, just underground now like it always has been. The US pop dubstep just clouded the view...
Damn, dubstep went from sounding like a main menu theme (at least by listening to the first song) to being a drill repeated at different notes
This is the mix I've been looking for. These are the tunes I've been needing. This was the dopest period for Dubstep. It was so underground. Miss those days. Bless up anyone rocking these tunes in 2022! BIG UP!
2023 friend 🎉
Oh to have been living in London in the 2000's to experience this music evolution. Surely one of the last sounds to have been developed with true locality, before the internet made all music world wide. Grateful to the internet that I was able to hear this music in the mid-late 2000's, but imagine being there when it was all unfolding. Top mix too, mate!
London had grime emerging at the same time too. Dubstep was often referred to as 'south London grime.' there was a real crossover around 04/05
This brings back memories of the late 2000's, we had a huge Dubstep and DnB culture here in New Zealand back then. It's cliché but I gotta say I miss those old days.
Yeah bro, Mt.Eden Dubstep was the shyt back then eh?
I love original dubstep sooooo much
You opened with Midnight Request Line. Yeah, I like you.
2019 and still listening
I am from Brazil and still listening 2006 real dubstep to this day. thx
Real dubstep.
Alexandru Jurje yeah
dubstep>brostep
Stuff from NiCKLeZ sure
Stuff from NiCKLeZ, O yes! 🙂
cringe
I honestly don't understand why people are getting their hate boner about brostep and riddim. I listen to both this and excision, depending on my mood. I also listen to jazz and on the other side I enjoy hardstyle (if it is well produced). Just because one genre was hyped and the other was not, doesn't mean it is dead at all. No, for me it's the opposite. I really like underground genres. Hype isn't always good for a genre. The more hype the more commercial it gets. Classic dubstep is still existent today, artists like Commodo or Loefah are still making great stuff so why are people hating modern "dubstep"?
please record more mixes with this true dubstep sound pre 2009!!! please! :) we miss the dubstep so much
Came looking for some early stuff. Really good chill genre. Don't know how it became so extremely far removed from this.
money :(
@@poeperdjelieven America :(
dude i am so jealous, you own all those classic beat!
I dont like being one of those old ass people that always complains about newer music. I love crazy weird experimental electronic music, but newer dubstep is barely listenable. This actually sounds LEAGUES better.
as someone who got into electronic music because of "brostep"... this stuff is just as cool in its own fashion. Definitely a hell of a lot more chill haha. But I gravitated to the gritty brostep/riddim sound because I played guitar in metal bands... and that mid range, ear destroying sound is what we aimed for 🤣 If this is what "True" dubstep is, I can see why maybe the OG dubstep heads would hate the new shit.
This is EXACTLY the same shit I went through as a kid with a dad who loved Sabbath and Deep Purple haha. I thought of "Metal" as Lamb of God, Trivium, Bullet for my Valentine, and he would SHIT on my form of metal because its "too much, not musical and all they do is scream".
Same thing here just a different Genre.
Regardless, I love both!
Goes to show how things and people are always changing.
Heavy mix, deep rollers, plenty of sublow tunage, smooth transitions. Keep these classic dub mixes coming!!!!
What a mix. Jumped in my car and fancied either some early dmz or middle years coki and this mix was suggested to me. Mate by toasty i was sold, great quality on the upload, made my car sub sing.
Your mixing style isnt as hectic as hatcha or n-type but its as smooth as both of them; great selection and that empires is insane. Thanks for making my drive home that bit more nostalgic.
Ps i feel like we were all part of something very very special.
and yes you should definitely make this a regular thing!
I don't believe 90 percent of people when they say they love this. There's a small handful of dudes out there that are telling the truth but everyone else is trying to find a place to belong by choosing a very specific style of music that they don't actually love to hang out with the other people in the scene.
Same goes for the most people hanging out in basically every club around the world and every band that ever had a fan base. I don't get the point really
Who else is here after watching Timbah on Toast's video? I wish I had an appreciation for old school dubstep back when the hardcore, aggressive dubstep was taking the mainstream by storm
Great video he did
Like how the delay was played around with on that first one with alternating being offset and then synced
When you could still hear the dub in dubstep
Solid, proper sounds. I'm sad I didnt discover the vid when initially posted. But since found, I've run it a least once a week :). Excellent work on the deck!
There's something satisfying about watching the vinyl artwork spin. Nice track selection.
I have to give you props for your selection, and the respect to citing the artists. Good on you for being legit. Real DJs are sexy! Seriously though, looking forward to hearing other mixes of yours on SC
I'm glad you made at least two mixes. I'm going to use them as a source to find more and make my own.
Such a good tracklist, good mixing, and the camera angle wasn't bad. Great mix
Like Sun is such a beautiful tune. Sick selection
Esto si es Dubstep y no lo de ahora que es pura licuadora y ruiditos de robots. 🔥🔥🔥
First track, basics of the 'ALL' dupstep
This music helps me relax riding the sub bass into a deep slumber or sometimes a super clear head nothing but the bass and hihats guiding me
I don't know how I got her, I don't use RUclips to listen to music, but man these bring me back. I managed to stumble my way into dubstep through Burial's Untrue back in high school when it first dropped. As an American diving head-first into the genre, it was hard to get anyone to listen to this wonderful genre with me, but man am I glad I found it.
It's like I went to sleep for all these and then you just woke me up again. Straight vibing in '23. That retro future sound 🔥🔥🔥
Dubstep where the name makes sense, I like brostep and such but its basically a completely different genre. This is literally 2 step and dub put together
Back when genre names made sense. Now we're stuck with things like "bubblegum bass" and "phonk" lol
Ahhh as soon as I heard Midnight Request Line I knew this was going to be majestic. Brings me back to my college years ... broooo I love you ✌️❤️😍
But for my liking to game Barotrauma i would not have searched for the accordion remix video and would not have started search for similar good music ultimately resulting in finding this mix. Life is full of small happy moments and this is one of them :)
that sample from Skanners is so dope, timeless.....
Nice mix! I like how you let the tracks „breathe“. Long transitions, played nearly all songs completely. Very nice. Better than most mixes on YT where the track changes every 30 seconds!
Fr
Big up to this DJ, pure Dubstep from its Roots ..
Thank you for the awesome Mix! 🎉
So this is how Old Dubstep sounded back then... Interesting
BTW, 13:49 Face reveal
lol
Lol you payed more attention to the video than my parents did to me 😂 lol
Nah I’m kidding. My parents did really good
Real Dubstep pure class...
Thankyou for inspiring me to go back through my own collection and get back in the mix.This is a great mix.I’m listening on a hot sunny day in the post industrial/industrial landscape of Ne England and this is a perfect soundtrack.Good good stuff keep it coming man👊
When u started with Skream, I clicked like. Simple as that, already knew it was going to be a big set.
Brings me back to 2008 for me when nocturnal concert was in San Bernardino 🔥
make it a regular thing
When ruffage came out of the sleeve i felt the urge to bang on the nearest wall. God dub step was great back then. Bless up to all the old heads up in here in ‘24!
Good mix. Also cool to see a live vinyl mix after a while.
Wow this genre was totally hijacked and ruined after this period. I've never explored dubsteps roots before but this is a whole different world.
It wasn’t ruined, it evolved into something new, but nothing keeps anyone from making an oldschool dubstep track in 2022, it’s just that fewer people are into it now, so less people bother doing these kinds of tracks
@@raphaelpoitou8609it's like sayin that mumble rap is an evoution of rap music . i think you find a lot of oldschool dubstep in the uk.
@@wzroq maybe more like saying that mumble rap is an evolution starting at old school 90s hip hop but yeah
And I knew it existed on paper but never actually heard much because it wasn't as readily available...
Just shut up and enjoy the music. Quit being a hater. It's a really poor personality trait.
This is literally a gift. Massive ups
Thank you very much! Love and blessings.
Yessah bangahs from the get go. The old Warehouse parties
thank you so much for a good classic dubstep trip with this mix, some good classics it was indeed. Have a nice day :)
BASSHEAD JUNKEE ON DECK
GETTING MY DOSE OF BASS ...I NEED IT. I'M ADDICTED
Fuck You Serum by Steve Duda & Massive by Native Instruments, Subtractor by Propellerhead is Art
2022 where y'all at?
44:26, I've forgotten about the sampled track that blew up xxxtentacion
Mala - Changes
it sounds much better without the mumbling over the top of it
Охрененный микс!
У самого много релизов классического дабстепа.
УВАЖУХА МАН!!!!!
Hey this dubstep is dope. These are the that i'll be listening to.Never was into dubstep after hearing this,i am now......that is dubstep on this level.
Gotta love that look at me sample
Yesss brother
Mixin smooth as hell
Wicked tunes mate! Good selection and good mixing. Liked and favorited!
Loefah’s tune never get old
I've got most of these vinyls too, nice to see us old schoolers are still about. There are some decent new beats coming out that sound old school enough for my liking, but not enough.
And I call the 2008-2011 period classic XD
heavy sounds, each track transitions perfectly so much depth and atmosphere
Can anybody point to some dubstep mix they really like?
not necessarily a mix, but the playlist on my channel has a bunch of tracks that are similar to this set.
this not a mix, it's legacy
just stumbled upon this! thank you for sharing
Phat :)) shown me some new tunes here as well. Thanks man.
Loefah - The Goat Stare ---- WOW!
so much better than modern dubstep!! excellent MIX
Really nice mix, it's actually chill unlike what you mostly hear nowadays.
This set is priceless in 2020! Dubstep is quite tricky to mixing. Greatness all the way 🔊 🔥
You are a serious Master Basser!
Back to revisit the classics again
I would love to have a dig through your crates and get all jelly legged at how many golden plates you have. Big ups on the solid mix.
Great quality audio
Think the dust is gonna be wiped off the old vinyl. This getting me itching. Nice work 👍
nice one,
Such a great mix. I keep coming back to it.
fantastic transition from "Rufage" to "Empire", it's like they were ment to be played together
Старые добрые-злые треки :) 2022 качает !