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| Top Dank Dubstep Producers
d(-_-)b | 1 | | Datsik http://www.facebook.com/djdatsik
If you don?t know Datsik by now, you best be learning. Datsik has been taking the dubstep scene by storm, blowing up dance floors around the globe with his original style of hip-hop future-tech bangers. In 2009 alone, Datsik had over 7 number one releases on Beatport, and vinyl sales through the roof on many other sites such as Chemical Records, Red-Eye and Juno. Aside from that, he has also done remixes for some of the biggest names in the scene such as the Crystal Method, Freestylers, Bassnectar, Noisia, Diplo, the Wu-tang Clan, and Apex from the critically acclaimed Lifted Music label; not to mention countless collaborations with some of the hottest producers in the scene.
With multiple anthems under his belt, countless plays from some of the biggest DJ?s, and an endless perseverance to reach that next step, it is safe to say that Datsik has proven himself to be one of the best dubstep artists around? | 2 | | Excision http://www.facebook.com/Excision
The name itself presents a terrifying image- a mangled, forced extraction, quite literally ?removal by cutting?. It should come as no surprise that the sounds behind this name are just as filthy, brutal, and unforgiving as the namesake suggests. Excision shows are like no other- a virtual apocalypse of twisting and morphing sounds turn massive crowds into a frenzy, as virtual walls of bass are relentlessly impaled time and time again upon their fragile bodies and ears.
Your ears will ring and your eyes will roll into the back of your head as you are suspended in what can only be called a true sensory overload. Bass will rain down from above for hours as Excision?s skills as a DJ and producer shine like an unholy light from the underworld. The true champion of bass music, Excision hails from Kelowna, British Columbia. The founder of the ROTTUN label, a bass music conglomerate that has shaped the sound of modern Bass music, Excision has created a vast roster of allies that has only bolstered his spot as a warrior of bass music.
Armed with a library of destruction and filth, Excision has time and time again tested the limits of electronic music with vastly different sets that encompass a full range of genres. The things you see and hear during the precious time you are engaged by Excision?s sounds will eclipse your mind for a lifetime, as you are constantly enlightened by the true fervor and energy that only an Excision set can provide. | 3 | | Downlink http://www.facebook.com/downlink
Downlink has been punishing dancefloors all over the planet with his heavy brand of dubstep. With roots in Jungle & DnB, he is no stranger to the vile side of subsonic dance music. Growing up in a cold industrial town in British Columbia, Canada, he was first introduced to dubstep in 2007 and soon after took to production. While maintaining an appreciation for the sparse and laid-back vibes of the old school, Downlink set out to explore a more frantic, adrenaline fuelled style, influenced by everything from heavy metal to astrophysics.
His first two releases charted at #1 on several popular online music stores and soon he found his way onto Rottun Recordings which seemed a suiting place for his music. While consistently coming up with sick material time after time, he has gained DJ support from the likes of Nero, Excision, Datsik, Rusko, Dieselboy, Crookers and many more. Downlink is not one to be pigeon-holed and is constantly on a quest to evolve and refine his sound. With this in mind, one thing will always remain constant - a pure unadulterated heavy listening experience | 4 | | Antiserum http://www.facebook.com/Antiserum
Mike Schumer is an electronic musician who produces and performs as Antiserum. Widely known for his innovative and meticulously crafted sounds, rich euphoric beats and vast futuristic soundscapes, Antiserum?s style of West Coast bass music steeps heavily in hip hop, drum and bass, reggae, and heavy metal, often featuring cinematic vibes which balance between both dark and light environments.
His live performances deliver solid energy and loads of original and unreleased material straight from some of the most ambitious producers in the game. In 2008 he had the #8 best-selling dubstep track of the year on Beatport. In 2009 he launched his first tour in New Zealand and Australia. In 2010 he was signed to Caspa's Dub Police label and Excision's Rottun Recordings. 2011 has been a very busy year for Antiserum as he has toured the USA with Excision & Downlink on the Subsonic Tour playing 30 shows in 6 weeks. He just got back from his second Australia / New Zealand tour and is currently working on a South American tour for later this year. His most recent release on Caspa's Dub Police label [UK] dropped in April of this year and features fresh collaborations with Los Angeles all-star 12th Planet & the multifacited ill-esha. Look out for new releases on Subway & Rottun later this year and a full length LP in 2012. | 5 | | Ajapai http://www.facebook.com/djajapai
Ajapai is easily one of the sickest dubstep producers on the scene. Hailing from Tokyo, Japan, the music he conjures up is like no other- a constant barrage of unique noises tailored to be a pure assault of the senses right from the get go. His first dubstep release 'What do you hear?' hit #3 on the Beatport charts and put him firmly on the map as a force to be reckoned with. It wasn't long before he joined the growing stable of talent on Rottun Recordings. He also started up his own label, Ajapai Entertainment, which has numerous successes including a remix of "Incoming" ended up getting #1 on Beatports drum n bass chart. It even went on to secure a Beatport Annual award, which is testament to the fact that this man means business. Ajapai's EP's on Rottun have absolutely floored audiences all over the world and have charted amazingly well, consistently landing in the top 3 on the dubstep charts. His latest release "Before The Sun" with Excision and Downlink hit No.1 on that chart. Over the last couple of years Ajapai has toured internationally in Europe, Canada, and America. The completely and utter destruction he releases on dance floors can only be understood by witnessing his DJ sets live for yourself. With a style like no other and a commitment to quality, it is guaranteed that the only direction for Ajapai to go is straight up!!! | |
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12.23.11 | needs more korn | mort
12.23.11 | dank bro | Trebor.
12.23.11 | how can you make a dubstep list and not include the Korn, the pioneers
| ZilbelPing
12.23.11 | What the Fuck does dank mean?? | Trebor.
12.23.11 | dark and damp | ZilbelPing
12.23.11 | lol | Trebor.
12.23.11 | you pirate bastard | Dankbass
12.23.11 | I've talked to numerous producers not just dubstep in the electric music scene and am one myself. Both them and I don't mind about pirates, it's about sharing music. | RooseveltsGhost
12.23.11 | i am so hard right now | Acanthus
12.23.11 | imo Excision hits far lighter than he could, sometime's it's underwhelming. | Dankbass
12.23.11 | Yeah I agree especially with his new X-rated shit. Not as dope as the mega pack I linked or his 2009 shambhala mix. =>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDbk46lCPdg | Dankbass
12.23.11 | I wanted to add ajapai on here too he's pretty sick > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1WbaMe6QXM | taxidermist
12.23.11 | Might want to take down that torrent link. I'm sure you can get banned for it. | Acanthus
12.23.11 | Yeah, X-Rated is where I first heard him and it had some fun moments but all together leaned towards lackluster. | EyeForAnEye
12.23.11 | No jbiebs or korn?
Ugh. | Dankbass
12.23.11 | Oh word, just joined didn't read ToS | klap
12.23.11 | I almost want to feature this bc it's so hilarious | Dankbass
12.23.11 | Hilarious as in the list, or hilarious that I didn't read the ToS? | ITsHxCTOASTER
12.23.11 | Ahem
lolololololololololololololololololol | StrangerofSorts
12.23.11 | This guy cannot be being serious... | klap
12.23.11 | the list | BroFro
12.23.11 | dankstep | ITsHxCTOASTER
12.23.11 | Also lol at the description
d(-_-)b That's so witty and cool
Is this guy like 12 | djunior
12.23.11 | too dank for me | ZilbelPing
12.23.11 | "d(-_-)b "
Yeah things like this piss me off. | pmmets07
12.23.11 | i love in dubstep when the bass drops | JJwins
12.23.11 | in b4 deviant. | Jash
12.23.11 | Not a lot of people on here enjoy this style of dubstep | ZilbelPing
12.23.11 | "in b4 deviant."
Man, I sure hope so. | Deviant.
12.24.11 | List certainly brings the chubstep | FromDaHood
12.24.11 | HE'S ARRIVED | cvlts
12.24.11 | no dank you | Deviant.
12.24.11 | I wonder what all the jacked up bros would think if they heard Ajapai when he first started out | jdennis31
12.24.11 | i haven't heard much dubstep, but the dubstep i have heard has been a bit too random for me. anyone rec me some dubstep that is a bit more harmonious... if that makes any sense. my roommate showed me SBTRKT, anything similar to that? he's recommended mount kimbie and james blake already | Deviant.
12.24.11 | Zomby - Dedication
Sepalcure - Sepalcure
Blawan - Bohla
xxxy - Every Step Forward
Fantastic Mr. Fox - Sketches
Dubble Dutch - Throwback
Mosca - Square One
Velour - The Velvet Collection | jdennis31
12.24.11 | thank you sir | JWT155
12.24.11 | Ewwwwww | jdennis31
12.24.11 | @Deviant really liked zomby and fantastic mr fox, although the songs on Dedication were really short. checked out swarms tho since i saw you 5'd Submotion Orchestra as well. really into the album at the moment. thanks | Deviant.
12.24.11 | Yeah, that seems to be the main problem people have with that album. I kinda don't mind it (and if you read my review you'll know why) but I definitely get where you're coming from |
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