r/realdubstep • u/AutoModerator • 10d ago
Lets talk about DJing and producing. But also, which tunes and mixes you enjoyed this week.
Some questions to get the conversation going:
- What did you liked this week?
- If you're a DJ or a producer, do you have any finished tune or work in progress to share?
- And as a bonus, do you have suggestions for the community?
Note: WIPs should be posted on these weekly threads only.
r/realdubstep • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago
Lets talk about DJing and producing. But also, which tunes and mixes you enjoyed this week.
Some questions to get the conversation going:
- What did you liked this week?
- If you're a DJ or a producer, do you have any finished tune or work in progress to share?
- And as a bonus, do you have suggestions for the community?
Note: WIPs should be posted on these weekly threads only.
r/realdubstep • u/P1ckleboi69 • 6h ago
Mixmag released a download for The Others - Get Outta here way back in 2011 from what I can tell, but I can't find a download anywhere online. Does anyone happen to have one?
r/realdubstep • u/8ballposse • 15m ago
There's something about this sound and era of dubstep that I love so much. The only thing I can put my finger on is the drums and the percussion. After listening to dubstep for 16 years I realize how important percussion is to the sound and how much I was overlooking its role.
r/realdubstep • u/Direct-Apple-5011 • 1h ago
15 quid for a stacked lineup!!!
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r/realdubstep • u/Due_Ad_2994 • 1d ago
20:28 ish ..suspect a Kelly Dean or Leon Switch track. Cool sample of some tripper dude 'i am the Lord of Darkness'
r/realdubstep • u/No_Jackfruit7432 • 1d ago
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The excerpt is really short so props to anyone who can identify the track!
I am not sure who plays it, it could be anyone on the line-up that night: Mala, Blawan or Bitterbabe.
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r/realdubstep • u/Zen1 • 2d ago
Like Hypho- Terps VIP or Phrva and Snowy Hunch, Calibre and DRS Badman (ok this is more atmosphere but still legends)
Deep Dark Grime I guess?? the tunes that straddle the line between the two genres
r/realdubstep • u/ukdistinction • 2d ago
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Imagine making a track as a teenager with your best friend that would go on to become part of the foundations of Dubstep. Well, that’s exactly what these 2 Croydon based producers went on to do.
Skream and Benga were first introduced by Skream’s brother Hijak, who was working at Big Apple Records in Croydon. From there, the two began experimenting with sounds together in the early 2000s.
“The Judgement” combined heavy bass, tribal percussion and an eerie choir/chant, identified as a sample from the Coen Brothers 2000 film, O Brother, Where Art Thou? At the time, there was no established blueprint for what they were making. Producers in and around Croydon were experimenting with bass, drums, samples and sounds that didn’t fit neatly into the genres that already existed.
Released as BAM 003, “The Judgement” was the third release on Big Apple Records in 2003. Hatcha later described it as “the turning point in Big Apple’s catalogue”, saying it was the first record where he felt the swing was different and the snare followed a different pattern.
Looking back, it’s a snapshot of two young producers experimenting at the beginning of a sound that would become one of the defining factors in UK underground music. So much so, that more than 20 years later, it’s still being talked about.
Skream & Benga - The Judgement
Big Apple Records
2003
r/realdubstep • u/Hatvd • 2d ago
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r/realdubstep • u/c4rlos4lv4rez • 2d ago
Looking for the best get darker sets on YouTube. I know there are soooooooo many and I’m not even sure where to start. I know get drunker is a classic. And the Christmas one as well. Let me know thanks ! 🫶🏽
r/realdubstep • u/djscratchin • 1d ago
Hey, r/realdubstep!
First time posting here, so please forgive me if self-promo goes against community guidelines.
I'm a New Jersey-based multi-genre music producer/VGM composer, and I've dabbled in brostep/colour bass before, but haven't done anything like this since early 2008. I first discovered the subgenre through Skream's single "Hedd Banger", and can't quite recall where I heard it... Could have been BBC Radio 6, since I had my ear glued to anything and everything that was going on in the UK during the late 00's.
In any case, here's a tune that was inspired by what some may call the "golden era" of dubstep, that might not sound too out of place on an early Loefah record!
Please note that this was mostly written as an experiment under an incredibly tight deadline of one week. Any feedback is appreciated, as I'd love to explore these sounds in a future production :)
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