The song draws inspiration from multiple genres like hyperpop and riddim, creating a vibrant collage of bass. The vocal-heavy track immediately hooks listeners in with its vivid instrumentation and distorted singing. Fresh from releasing two, heavy dubstep EPs via Disciple’s “Round Table” and Never Say Die‘s “Black Label” imprints, the producer blindsided everyone with “Emobo圓03 (SIDE).” The producer’s efforts put him on the radar and landed him a spot on FuntCase‘s prestigious “ DPMO” roster.Įven though 2019 was dominated by Leotrix’s “Hive Bounce,” 2020 was truly the young star’s breakout year. The three-minute piece is a perfect balance between raw energy and uncompromising sound design. From its iconic ad-lib to stomping bass, this song is responsible for multiple finger guns, broken necks and property damage. This wouldn’t be a definitive, end-of-year dubstep list without giving “Welcome Tune” a mention.
From mosh-pit starting heaters to melancholy dubstep ballads, there is nothing he can’t do or accomplish - We cannot wait to hear the album he’s been working on. The artist’s pained vocals perfectly complement the chaotic production.Īs a true visionary and industry leader, SVDDEN DEATH is constantly progressing his sound and keeping others on their toes. While this track features the distorted drums and ominous atmosphere the producer is recognized for, it also marks his singing debut. Slated as the first release of SVDDEN DEATH‘s new artistic direction, “UTAH” is both a haunting and heartfelt tune. Released via Marshmello‘s “JOYTIME COLLECTIVE” imprint, this landmark tune introduced the masses to the rising star’s beautiful work. Listening to this song places us in a hazy neon-lit metropolis, tracing the clumsy trajectory of raindrops down a fog-covered window.
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Headliners and headbangers alike wished for a full song, and Papa Khan delivered a masterpiece. When Papa Khan first teased a clip of this song on Twitter, EVERYONE yearned for its release. This track is a turbulent, four-and-a-half minute journey that beams us through the universe at light speed. Her composition and arrangement chops are second to none, with many seasoned dubstep talents referencing her as their favorite sound designer.įrom the contrasting uplifting, trance-inspired leads to her signature metallic bass, this artist always brings the heat and “Instance” is no exception. Voltra is one of those producers whose uniqueness and sheer skill shines through with every release. Plain and simple, there is not a single dubstep release on this list that ignited more discussion (or controversy) than “polyriddim.” Phonon’s jazz-infused contributions to dubstep are a breath of fresh air that continue to push the envelope of electronic music. “polyriddim” ditches the tried-and-tested 4/4 time signature commonly found in dance music, and creates something new entirely. This tune starts off with a mind-bending melody, which erupts into a flurry of synth stabs in a 7/4 time signature. Without further ado, here are our 10 end-of-year picks for this 2020’s finest dubstep and riddim (in no particular order).
In a time where all hope seemed lost, many artists rose to the occasion and reminded us why we listen to, write about and subject ourselves to this contagious noise we call “dubstep.” The dubstep community lost one of its legends and countless DJs were left deprived of their main source of income. 2020 is a year many will associate with tragedy and uncertainty.
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