Which is the best dubstep song of all time?
The best dubstep song catalogue in the game may belong to 12th Planet, so Billboard Danc e tapped the Los Angeles veteran to select his top 30 dubstep tracks of all-time. Take a listen to see why the reports of dubstep’s death were greatly exaggerated.
Where did the genre of dubstep come from?
Dubstep, the genre of music that originated in the late 90s in the United Kingdom, has proven time-over-time to be one of dance music’s favorite genres. From its early beginnings, dubstep took on many forms including styles similar to that of dub, techno, drum and bass, garage and jungle.
Who are the most important people in dubstep?
Arguably the most important figure in modern-day bass music, Excision would go on to become one of the most enormous acts in dubstep and create Lost Lands, the world’s largest celebration of bass music. Before this feat, he joined production maven Space Laces for “Throwin’ Elbows” off of his third studio album Virus.
Which is the Best Graduation Song of all time?
After any graduation, whether it’s high school or college, you start experiencing more of the real world. That means that you also start learning that not everything in the real world goes according to plan. This song reminds you that even though there will be some bad times, your friends will always be there to push you through it.
What was the biggest decade in dubstep history?
It’s safe to say that this decade has been the biggest in the history of dubstep. While propelling to the top of the electronic world early in the decade and becoming one of the most popular EDM subgenres for years afterwards, dubstep went beyond the initial hype and became a driving force in the electronic music realm.
Who was the first dubstep artist to have a hit?
A pioneering act who contributed significantly to dubstep’s evolution, Rusko truly lives up to his nickname, “The Don.” While “Woo Boost” was not his first hit by any means, it was one of his first in the current decade and still to this day an absolute fan favorite.
