Recommend me some Dubstep.

[Wave C|2usher]

Here are a couple more bangers


But for me, Dubstep is getting a bit boring. It just doesn't have enough melody and relies too much on the heavy bass. Anyone have any suggestions for dubstep track that are heavy but have a good melody? Sorta Joker style stuff..?

I'm starting to get into the breaks scene more and more.

http://www.argonrecords.com/radio/Ar...ember_2009.mp3

Like I said before argonrecords.com(then click Argon) if you havent been there your asleep on the scene a US Dub-step label, still printing to vinyl still selling out its records, still playing dubs way before they are released.

[midian]

But for me, Dubstep is getting a bit boring. It just doesn't have enough melody and relies too much on the heavy bass. Anyone have any suggestions for dubstep track that are heavy but have a good melody? Sorta Joker style stuff..?

I'm starting to get into the breaks scene more and more.

Eeewwwwwwww breaks.

If your finding it boring your obviously not listening to a wide array of dubstep.
+ Heavy bass for the win! Old Kode9 / Mala stuff where its pretty much all bassline with some gated/reverbed snares ftw.

Headhunter, Appleblim, Martyn, Breakage, Scuba, Boxcutter, Shackleton, F, Kode9, etc are worth checking on the more 'melodic' tip.

[Ed Paris]

looking for melody?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q893Bod17u0

[Rumblejazz]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbYdisU443E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uDbeKG01e0

[misha_val]

Eeewwwwwwww breaks.


Headhunter, Appleblim, Martyn, Breakage, Scuba, Boxcutter, Shackleton, F, Kode9, etc are worth checking on the more 'melodic' tip.

These artists may be melodic but they just aren't phat enough. I could chill out to them but playing them for people to dance to? No thanks.

[Ed Paris]

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[midian]

These artists may be melodic but they just aren't phat enough. I could chill out to them but playing them for people to dance to? No thanks.

I get what you mean, tho very much depends which tunes. Breakage, Kode9 & Headhunter have some fucking huge tunes which I have played to dancefloors no worries. Tho again depends on your Dfloor, if they expecting dub/roots heavy riddims to skank to or Electro/Pop step bangers.

And many are most definately Phat enough. The bassweight on some of Kodes tunes are beyond anything else on a rig.

On a new note. Akira Kiteshi - Pinball . FUCK YEAH! Big tune.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAGzVi3xsgE

[Ed Paris]

hecq vs. exillion - spheres of fury
http://www.vimeo.com/7199178

found that track on the internet...AMAZING VIDEO! check it out!!!!

[Lambox]

On a new note. Akira Kiteshi - Pinball . FUCK YEAH! Big tune.

Truuuuttth. One of my favorite songs since I found it a few months back.

Basement Jaxx - Raindrops (Doorly's Dubstep Remix) is a FAT track imo. And I don't care if it's "radio-friendly" dubstep or whatever. Why do people obsess over dubstep being completely unlikeable by many?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Dz6m6zvPXw

[alaskaxus]

i'm probably a bit late with this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy2TOdvr8QY