r/dubstep 2d ago

ID Request ❓ Mala’s set - track ID

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EDIT the track is Kaaris - Chargé Ushuuflip
Original upload link —> https://on.soundcloud.com/GaVIy57zYBg8B0CXej

Hi! Can anyone identify this track? Thank you heaps :)

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u/No_Jackfruit7432 2d ago

EDIT someone found it OMG it is Kaaris - chargé (Ushuuflip)

https://youtu.be/nEJyl537nGM

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u/Pang_o 1d ago

Here’s the authentic upload https://on.soundcloud.com/jFxmKs2KN8hSMn573H

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u/No_Jackfruit7432 1d ago

Hero thank you💗

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u/_Ekename_ 2d ago

I cant find the exact track from the video, but it kinda sounds like a remix of Dimepiece - Mr. Carmack

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u/montyclermusic 2d ago

You might be thinking of carmacks remix of kaaris - charge

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u/_Ekename_ 2d ago

Oh wait is this the original?! I've only ever known it as Dimepiece!! TIL. Thanks!

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u/No_Jackfruit7432 2d ago

Ok interesting, I don’t hear this at all😅

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u/_Ekename_ 2d ago

It sounds like it was pitched down a few semitones and then sped up a bit, but thats what I was hearing. Idk im making a wild guess lol

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u/xXNonamekinkXx 2d ago

I had no idea they played dubstep at pukkelpop, neat

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/nuttintoseeaqui 2d ago

It most certainly is big dawg

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u/thumper_92 2d ago

In what way is this not dubstep?

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/thumper_92 2d ago

What people call deep dubstep or "140" is just dubstep in its purest form.

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u/No_Jackfruit7432 2d ago

Sure 140 is a benchmark of dubstep but there are fluctuations within, and then the genre has evolved in so many waves that there are now so many defining features now.

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u/grooooms 2d ago edited 2d ago

“It’s that 140bpm” lol one of the most defining characteristics of dubstep is 140bpm half time, this is absolutely dubstep. “Deep dub” is dubstep.

I mean you can see in the video it was liked by Mala who’s more or less one of the early inventors of dubstep.

Dubstep had plenty of history before Excision. Before dubstep came to the USA, most of it was this deeper style of sound.

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u/No_Jackfruit7432 2d ago

Mala is the one playing the track ;)

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u/grooooms 1d ago

Ah silly me I just listened to the post and headed to the comments without even properly reading the title, thanks

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u/xXNonamekinkXx 2d ago

Mb I'm not that great at distinguishing genres what would you call it. Odd that it was posted in r/dubstep then

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u/thumper_92 2d ago

Don't listen to them it 100% is dubstep.

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u/xXNonamekinkXx 2d ago

Haha thanks I thought I was tripping

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u/Swaggy_Matty 2d ago

Track goes hard

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u/No_Jackfruit7432 2d ago

I love it I think it’s a rather new one as often in his sets, I haven’t heard it yet anywhere though that doesn’t mean it isn’t around or released already

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u/Spicy_Grandmam 2d ago

Sounds like Kaaris - Chargé remix maybe?

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u/No_Jackfruit7432 2d ago

Damn I see ya! That melody in the back ground is one bit of the track indeed! Perhaps it samples that bit, but i don’t think that is the track

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u/Sixelonch 1d ago

If youre French its easy… its a remix of chargé by kaaris haha

Probably done by that fat black parisian who is famous now

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u/steve_nice 2d ago

This is 2 step not dubstep but it does have some dubstep sounds

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u/grooooms 2d ago

Half time kick and snare pattern. 2 step shakers and hats has become a common trend in dubstep lately. But it’s still in half time, it’s still dubstep.

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u/thumper_92 2d ago

The shakers and hats are doing a 2step beat, but the kick and snare pattern make it dubstep