Wait... Where Did Dubstep Go?
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Dubstep became a viral sensation a decade ago, but at the height of its popularity it vanished. Dubstep came from UK garage music in the 90's, influenced by the syncopation of 2-step and the bass and reverb of Jamaican dub. What started off in London as an underground scene, became the soundtrack for popculture in the 2010's. So how did dubstep become mainstream, and where did it go?
LA Buckner researches the roots of dubstep and then attempts to create his own dubstep track. Everything from Skrillex to Skream, Benga, and Burial.
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“I thought it was an earthquake. Then I went outside, and I looked, and I realized it was BASS”
There is no greater praise for a dubstep artist than this.
i need this line to be added to a hardstyle song right before the drop.... and i realized it was the BaBaBAASSSSS
@@spawnofheck Haha sounds like a great idea
@@nedisahonkey It exists and its goesss hard th-cam.com/video/BJ469tbBvGg/w-d-xo.html
@@SoundFieldPBS Haha you guys are the absolute best. Thanks for the link!
@@SoundFieldPBS DAAAAMMMMM
Dubstep didn't die it just went back to being underground there is still a dedicated fanbase of the genre
Finally someone who gets it
BadKlaat, Marauda, Space Laces, Subtronics, Svdden Death
Lewis Kenworthy marauda is amazing
Yessss exactly
Yep. Similar to what happened with jazz decades ago and others.
early dubstep: super chill
modern dubstep: EVERYTHING MUST BE LAZERS!!!!!
Lazers was like 2014-2015 man now riddim
@ExDeeXD Music New generation? Can you give me an example pls i'm not listening much electro lately
@ExDeeXD Music melodic riddim is the best
@ExDeeXD Music Aye riddim ain't bad chill that's your opinion
@ExDeeXD Music If you listen Chime, here:
th-cam.com/video/IjcJtlAZGAk/w-d-xo.html
(For his early days) this was the best drop of Chime imo.
I left dubstep 3-4 years ago because the drops were always bad even though the intros were good, I tired of being disappointed and waited for riddim to end.
"I thought it was an earthquake...I went outside and I looked and I realised it was Davie504"
SLAP THAT BASS
EPIC
Coolnoob 117 EPICO*😡😡
SLAPPP
OMG
“I realized it was bass.” is the ultimate sample.
Davie504 Approves
I'm putting this in my deathstep song lol
@@ajojen6346 deathstep woooow what a throwback to Mantis
@Harry Hooper Was it that bad your coffee? :P
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I like the host. He's cool without being cool
He's cool without trying. And he's on PBS? Wild.
Thats because he black
The backwards cap fiercely contradicts this statement 😂
Euan Harrison Fits his dreads
Very informative too
Actually giving proper credit to Skream, Benga, Kode9 & Burial, and explaining both the 2-step and Dub origins of the music... Big ups! Respect. thanks for doing your research!
yeah but glitch didn't come from dubstep and some other things he got where wrong so for me he could have looked into the modern stuff more, but your right he got classic dubstep right
Horsepower productions still forgotten 😢
Probably should have mentioned Mala and Coki and Loafah really. The DMZ lads, equally as important as skream and benga. All mates from the Croydon area of London.
"I thought it was an earthquake but then i realised it was Bass"
"People often confuse Earthquakes with Teminite gigs, but thats ok"
Glad someone finally mentioned teminite. Him, virtual riot, and space laces are like the holy trinity of modern dubstep.
more like Excision with his PK sound system ...
Oh wow that artist is very good
@@andreiruizo3050 check out his unstoppable ep. Unquestionably the best artist in dubstep.
@@mr.fufucudlypoops8207 spag heddy? Zomboy?
I appreciate that you showed the TH-cam tutorial struggle. That's the real grind right there
20 minutes later...
HOW TO MAKE SKRILLEX SCARY MONSTERS AND NICE SPRITES GROWL IN UNDER 2 MINUTES
I watched many yt tutorials before attempting one myself and damn it was so much harder to follow along, even with the video on another monitor, fresh.
dude whats hilarious i when I too was learning to dubstep I watched that same video on wobble bass lol
How to 'action' in under 5 minutes
This specific search query usually helps.
“I went outside and I looked, and I realized it was BASS”
*slappers intensify*
C H E C K M A T E
🅱️ASS
David Winters MIND BLOWING
EPICO
Epico
Justin Bieber and Britney Spears did not incorparate it into "their" music, the producers who made the music for them did.
"achtually..."
It's resumed for the sake of clarity. Most of us knows they're just label's puppets
I feel like their names are more brands including writers, producers, and stylists and not just the individuals
But I do feel you when people give credit to the puppet not the master
Yeah, Churchill didnt have nothing to do with the war. The war was fought by the soldiers
Duh! Britney Spears was already using it since 2003. Then in 2007 later in 2011 when genre exploded.
Thank you!
Dubstep hasn't gone anywhere, you've just been missing out
It disappeared from mainstream, now it's kinda undergeound
It left everyone's playlists in droves
@@henrrym5085 underground lost lands? 🤣
ProtoEther I'm not talking about festivals. Festivals don't really tell what is popular or not. I'm talking about how many people listen to it, and are only a few.
Dubstep isn't dead, just isn't spoken about anymore by the mainstream, just like metal and rock. There are sooo many current Dubstep artists that make AMAZING music.
This x1000
Got any recommendations ?
@@ashesrockstotaldrama G jones, eprom, culprate, bleep bloop, liquid stranger
the new Yheti album called 'The Party Has Changed' is amazing.
Asha Apple it all depends on what you like, back then all the dubstep had somewhat of the same sounds but now there is sooo many styles it’s hard to just say “oh I like dubstep “ dubstep as a whole has evolved so much from hype dubstep, more club style dubstep, shit we even got like rocker/metal style dubstep! The other guy who has replied to you named a bunch of artist who do more of a lower tempo style of dubstep more know to the new generation as “space bass”
“I thought it was an earthquake. Then I went outside, and I looked, and I realized it was BASS”
*Davie504 wants to know your location*
Tell him where we are, we wanna talk to him...
@baerleon Epico
@baerleon You clearly have it too
@baerleon LMAO
@@SoundFieldPBS OMG...this is highly illegal. I can't believe an earthquake would challenge him to battle. Slap the earth to accept the challenge.
Dubstep didn’t die... it just turned into riddim lol
Notkevin cant believe they didnt talk about real riddim
Finally someones who get it
you're... right!
yep
I don't even know much but this makes sense
Rusko, bar-9, reso anyone?
Loefah, dubstep god
rusko made my middle school bearable
Fr Rusko was my jam
Piannnooo tuuuunnneee
Ogggggggggggggggg
“Dubstep shook the landscape of music in the early 2010’s”
Oh yeah it shook the landscape alright
Trickyy congratulations you found the joke
yeet lmao this
ear to the ground
"I thought it was an earthquake. I went outside, and I looked and realized it was bass."
Somebody had to have incorporated the line in a dubstep track... If not, I'm doing it!
This guy did it th-cam.com/video/BJ469tbBvGg/w-d-xo.html
Shmoyoho made a remix using it, check it out :p
@@KaichouClips all hail the guy lol
Had exactly the same thought
Sounds like a verse from the Holy Dubstep Bible.
Dubstep never disappeared, It’s still on big labels like Disicple, Never day die black label, monstercat, buygore and many more. There are still dubstep and riddim producers.
bruh
black label and nsd .. :( miss the good days
@@keisui89 😢😢
Those channels are ghost towns lol
LA: "Gar-aaaaarrrrrge music"
Me, a Brit: "What? Oh, he means ga-ridge music."
Do you do garage music mate?
You got any of that Urban?
(Urban, urban, urban)
House, do you do Garage?
@@landcruiserfan4206 legend
GUERRE-azh
why did i read it in brit without even knowing your were brit lol
As a raver, dubstep is still pretty popping in the scene.
It's just fallen out of mainstream.
As it should. The mainstream misunderstood it and abused it. They don't deserve it.
As a raver, there are no ravers. Rave is gone. There is only fakes rebelling against mommy and daddy like a new sulky punk rock. It's over. Go and listen to Bruce Springsteen and be honest about it.
@@jontotoronto948 /r/gatekeeping is that way.
Haven't been to a rave since I left Seattle.
@@jontotoronto948 as a person, what you're describing is all ravers ever were.
"I thought it was an earthquake, then I went outside and I looked, and then I realised it was bass."
LMAO
that news report is incredible
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SLAPP
@@DennisTrovato I REALLY WITH HE WOULD. love him
Frankie 504 would love this quote
Pleasantly surprised with this one. You captured the history of dubstep very correctly, however I feel like Digital Mystikz would’ve been a better example of the original UK dubstep with dub influences, although I’m happy you mentioned Benga&Skream. Secondly, regarding the spin-off genres, it should be mentioned that dubstep essentialy became a spin-off genre of itself since nowaydays weekly if not daily new records are coming out which are capturing the old minimal dubstep sound very nicely. Record labels such as innamind, system, crucial recordings, and infernal sounds are references thereof. Lastly, the tune you made really sounds like a Silkie-style tune, so that’s worth checking out 😎
I knew that eventually we'd come back around to the 2006-2009 minimal dubstep sounds again (even though it really didn't go anywhere). I've written down the labels you mentioned but would you mind hitting me with some top artists you dig that are pushing out original dubstep sounds? I'm about to go back in time lol
There should be a followup video about what dubstep has become in today's day and age, it's expanded into so many more sub genres and allowed producers to create such insane tracks that nobody thought was possible 10 or 20 years ago, and the whole scene is very much alive and definitely far from its peak
I agree that the genre is expanding but the exposure has been long gone. The genre doesn't seem to be getting any mainstream recognition as it was in the previous years, and I feel we are losing more producers than we are gaining. If that's true, then in order to gather new listeners, this genre needs to be pushed into the light in some way. I don't think Riddim or any sound design tutorial video is ever going to do that. IMO we need a strong melodic scene. Young producers like Geoxor pushing boundaries in theory and composition is what's great for not just Dubstep, but Electronic Dance Music as a whole. It's talented, highly musical, and promotes sound design all in one fell swoop.
What new sub genres of dubstep?? The scene ain't what it was let's be honest. Only a few events in London still playing true to the original sound
Electronic music is wild, man.
"Hey have you heard of this new genre its called.... oh wait thats old again. its now called... nope, wait... wait... aaaand its gone. ok."
It's called riddim.
I know, I recently just got into electronic music through machine girl and since then I've gone down a rabbit hole of figuring out genres I never even knew existed
What Not To Do At a Stoplight Trash
th-cam.com/video/hjPcs_5sKZc/w-d-xo.html
I just learn on my own for the complex arrangements. But this is wild as it get for me. Your welcome.
@Jay Jesus is this how you text your ex after a breakup *I don't need you!! Im happy!!*
*presses send with tears running down face
“This was not a friendly event” everyone was on molly tho
RealStreetMigo okay straightedge
pink thrall who is molly 😊
@@ninpauline is that a joke or do you really not know. In that case, you're better off not knowing
@@mistyminnie5922 i ment to put where is molly
nin spearing what do u mean?
Dubstep did disappear for most in the western pop culture scene. Skrillex made it mainstream, but once he got tired of it nobody since has been able to attain his levels of popularity.
However, that doesn't mean dubstep itself is dead. The bass heavy sounds and artists analyzed in this video are from old school (dare I say "classic") dubstep. It's like saying rock died with the likes of AC/DC and Led Zeppelin. New age dubstep is much harder and more mid-range focused with an emphasis on the drum heavy buildup/drop.
It's still very much alive and one of the most popular genres in the EDM rave/festival scene next to hardstyle, house, and trap. There's also a resurgence of dubstep influence in K-pop music right now. Just listen to the drums, synthesizers, and structure in Pop/Stars by K/DA. You'll hear what I mean.
what are some good dubstep artists today?
Hamdi@@LAIDBACKMANNER
If you think dubstep "disappeared" you're just not paying attention
Facts. It's a whole underground community.
I still listen to older skrillex albums but I know people still make it
It disappeared from the mainstream ie it's not as popular now.
Pegboard nerds for example
Disciple Records people. It's alive, even if just barely
Wait... PBS is covering Dubstep? Times have changed.
Frozen Canuck PBS and NPR been covering Dub from 2011 at its height.
Check out the PBS yt channels they're about all types of cool shit from physics to dubstep lol
Yeah theh got one them chilled laid back narrators the cool ones
But when they start talking into the alien subject. Everyone loses their minds
@@ilikeycoloralot thats really cool bro, imma check it out
Lets just admit it that genre got watered down eventually and people got sick of it. Good thing it went underground so the personality can come back.
Samus Aran7 you stupid
@@Calleseprro no, he's right.
It been back and it's harder and wilder then ever before
Skrillex ruined the genre he's the shittest dubstep artist in the general dead mouse and underground artist are better than that goof
I still listen to dub step still rocks do you know the channel dubstepgutter ? Go and take a look u will like it
Brostep kid here. Since early 2010s. Grew up and still live on the stuff. Thank u.
2:41 Burial and especially his album untrue deserve their own episode, I guess :-)
Absolutely
I wish they would show what dubstep is today as well, everyone that hasn't listened since 2012 still thinks it sounds like "OMG" followed by a super outdated drop.
This exactly. Every time a video on the topic pops up in my feed, it always seems to have such an outdated view on the genre and then they make a drop that sounds like something you'd hear when people make fun of dubstep. Love your vids btw!
Yes
Crow yooo crow! I knew I’d spot one on the comment section lol
Any suggestions for more recent stuff?
@@politech2722 I also would like to know
Whoever witnessed Monstercat at their prime is a g
Feels so long ago now lmao
Omg peggboardnerds
back when every upload was electro and they color coded their genres
God that feels like yesterday ffs lol time is FLYING
@@lelenny7725 back when they uploaded their podcasts and they werent strict on copyright
Dubstep hasn’t gone anywhere it’s just evolved, you guys want to hear new dubstep go to The Dub Rebellions channel. Listen to anything.
DJ RealDyl thank you
or follow truth
Or, ya know... duploc.com. Providing proper classic vibes 24/7 🇬🇧🔊 Can't forget Deep Tempo either. 2 hour long podcasts of pure weight
It has even lived you say but nobody knows it because Dusbtep is not popular anymore. Now it's underground
@@henrrym5085 not really underground with lost lands literally having the record for biggest music rave/gathering
I can never hate on the genre....
I can still remember the very first time I ever heard dubstep...being totally unprepared for what it was.
It was actually a live show....Bassnectar playing the main stage at some festival....I think it was called Forecastle? Way back in 2010.
Had taken a small dose of acid beforehand...and then when the music started, it honestly legit blew my mind. SUCH a good feeling letting my body and mind get lost in this totally novel sonic atmosphere. The entire crowd was one....it was one of those rare genuinely magical shows that I'll never forget.
Everyone uses Virtual Riot loops and actually nobody mentions him in the history of dubstep
because hes not the history of dubstep. hes the future of dubstep
Shawnee Davis his music is my future as well. Maybe take a listen to Fox Stevenson as well, he makes dubstep/dnb/a-bit-more-regular electronic music.
@@biko9824 already know about steve stevenson
This is history these guys are relevant after dubstep died out when it hit America
@@ryanslife776 your comment makes no sense.
"where did dubstep go"
*makes a song with virtual riot loops*
Tristan Covington seriously i knew it sounded familiar
DOSNT MENTION HIM ONCE LOL
@@kouyouofficial532 Lmao they also had skrillex on the thumbnail. Who made brostep, A somewhat dead subgenre..
the only good sounding thing in this song is the sample pack lmao
Is this what counts for production these days? Sample loops and unchanged basic saws? Didn't sound like dustep at all, wasn't even an lfo in the main track...
All PBS videos are just so awesomely informative. Love you all folks!
Dubstep isnt gone, it just stepped away from the main stream. Theres a massive festival called lost lands that attracts huge crowds just for dubstep, dubstep has its own dedicated stage at EDC, ect. It evolved.
Dubstep didn't die. It's just hiding from all the frat boys.
Exactly
literally this.
Rmwhen there is little chance of it ever providing a living anymore, it's pretty much dying. I started the first dubstep weekly in my city btw, when Drum N Bass started losing too much money and I couldn't afford to do it anymore. Oh yeah.. 12th Planet was a DnB guy/promoter previously too.
real talk
no. it died. (which is a good thing, music needs to constantly evolve. stagnation is bad for art)
Trust me, Dubstep is alive and kicking, it’s just returned to the underground (and its roots if you listen to Deep Dubstep).
Yeah a channel called Liquid Flav is uploading new but old sounding Dubstep.
Jay D UK no not rly popular
Jay D UK it’s like any genre. May not be featured on main charts but there will always be underground dubstep
disciple and never say die are the only labels worth keeping up with nowadays.
Please give me artist recommendations! I can't find new dubstep anymore!
I appreciate how well-articulated the genre definitions are. Very informative video!
Wow well done :) I’ve worked in the music industry 6 years specifically in this niche
I’m stoked u chose that burial song 🥺 hadn’t heard that in a while
When people start making nostalgic movies/TV set in the 10s, dubstep is gonna be the entire soundtrack. I for one can't wait.
also mumble rap
dude you’ll be 60 years old by then
@@Hirokee_ no it will take like 5 to 10 years. Uncut gems itself can be said to be a period piece of the early 2010s. Look at 90s nostalgia that existed in the 2000s and 2010s
I love that idea so much
I think it'll be by like, 2030 or so.
This guy just made a 2009 style Dubstep track. Kinda impressed.
For real lmao I've been at it for years and can't do that
Aw man, the choir pops Q.Q
I want more
All loops and stock presets lol not impressive at all
You can do the same thing in minutes using music maker jam
I just discovered your channel, and let me telle you that I love your tone. So calm and steady. I dig it.
This was a class video! I actually really enjoyed learning about how dubstep came to be a genre and all of the variations. The outro track was DANK.
"brostep" is the Nu-Metal of the 2010s it was popular as all hell but everyone will deny they liked it for a time.
A mechanical pencil yeah actually he made two amazing song with Skrillex. When I first listened to it I took me a while to like personally but I was still figuring out my music taste at the time. The songs are Korn narcissistic cannibal ft Skrillex and Korn get up ft Skrillex. Enjoy.
bro step was not invented by Skrillex, RUSKO started it as a joke.
this is SO accurate
A mechanical pencil remember when every popular metalcore artist of 08-12 made a Remixed album of their greatest hits? Just found some of those... They were actually not too bad listening to them now.
I won't.
"I thought it was an earthquake, I went outside and looked and realized it was bass". Sounds like an awesome opening to a dubstep track
@goapsyfreestepforlife oh man that was such an anti-climax to what could be one of the best leadups to a drop ever, im dissapointed :(
what an awesome video and thank you for also giving some attention to chillstep even if it was a brief moment!
the beat you made at the end of the video is so incredible!
“Uk garage”. I think he means GARRIDGE
@@chico8707 not as good as jungle though
Dan Watson fancy seeing you here 😂😂
Garbage*
car park?
genshoisdripped 🤣 man said garage haha original music fam uks own original sounds
“Dubstep never dies” - Deadpool2
Lmao that was a joke
yes and then they played Bangarang, what isnt even dubstep haha
Your channel is full of golden musical nuggets. Even I started asking the same question when I read the title.
Man you just brought me back w/ that track at the end! Sick
Oh, it’s still around, deep down in someone’s soundcloud playlist somewhere.
I have Turn Down For What on my long forgotten soundcloud account.
Ok but did I ask?
High up on mine still love dubstep
Oh mine is still full. Love the early stuff still!
seannwidHD bruh
I’ve never looked for an earth quake with my eyes.
“DID YOU SEE THAT EARTHQUAKE?!”
Kate Icenogle he walked outside so the building didnt fall on him if it was an earthquake, but he went outside and saw the concert and he put the two together and realised it was bass. Get your head together
@@kilIstation learn to take a joke dude
@@giannimura8870 it's a pretty terrible joke if it is one.
Fleato IT WAS FUNNY AF 🤣😂😂😂😂
Kate Icenogle Thank you for pointing out his malarkey. 😉
Damn, that reversal with the wobbly bass leading and the instrument drop is actually really sick.
7:22 is a Sample, by Virtual Riot "Virtual Riot Total Sample Pack" :)
"I thought it was an earthquake, but then i realized it was bass.. it was bass... it was basss...it was basssss"
Damn somebody please sample that.
Yeah that's the first thing that came to my mind Lol
JET SET RADIOOOOOOO!
th-cam.com/video/BJ469tbBvGg/w-d-xo.html
@@Petrichorus- duuuuude!!!
i will
Bass: *Exists*
Boomers: Oh damn an e a r t h q u a k e
hahaha
Lmao
Ok, zoomer
*Electronic guitar gets shredder*
Zgen: what is that noize?
Boomer: **NOIZE** ?
Ok boomer 😂👌
One of the greatest music breakdowns ever!
"Around 2012, Scream began playing music that was informed by House, Disco and Techno."
Synthwave: Am I a joke to you?
yeah but synthwave is actually that, it's not an old genre it's a retro genre. It uses influences from current electronic music and blends it in with an 80s synthpop/new wave aesthetic.
am i the only one that thinks mans looks like Offset's more responsible brother?
FACTS😂
Onset
@@arealglitterb0y LMAO
Oof
Trent Reznor invented Dubstep in his kitchen one night when he was reheating a burger and the microwave started acting up.
So true , people forget trents album from 07
@@devin8362 Year Zero is a goddamn masterpiece
Lol I love this comment
@@devin8362 can I get the name of this album?
'Year zero' is the name of the album. Popular track 'survivalism.'
Dubstep rode the popularity of gaming and those 2 went together like peanut butter and jam I miss those days especially dubstep on roblox
I loved this man! Nice!
"Not music to their ears" this is why I hate people. Every genre is music wether you like it or not. I hate country music, but it's still music
So what do you think about Merzbow - Pulse Demon? That's technically a music album, but I'm very unsure on if I'd call that music.
Exactly. I hate I phones but there still phones.
PenguinDog yo this is tuff.
@@smokey2196 Then do dubstep music and post.
because it's an artform. the same could be applied on art wheter people like it or not. art is an art even if you find it bad or it doesn't make any sense to you.
"I thought it was an earthquake. I went outside, and I realized it was Davie504"
What's up slappa
@@musicislaw77 slapp like nao
dedballoonz 🅱️ A S S *with reverb*
Lmao
E P I C
Didn’t go anywhere baby, just continued to get subsequently more obscure and higher quality. Tis been one of my greatest joys watching it evolve over the years. Pretty awesome quickie track u made too.
That's pretty spot on! Just not as chart topping as it used to be. Really has gotten closer to its roots.
@@SoundFieldPBS THIS!! Although I would argue that it wasn't really chart topping to begin with. It seemed to get caught in a weird space where pop audiences thought it was tuneless garbage while the metal crowd thought it was too dorky
This is an amazing explanation. You earned a sub.
When I think of dubstep I think of my middle school years and playing Call of Duty while listening to Skrillex
Edit: What game you have played at this time?
Yeh I think that's why a lot of us ask where dubstep disappeared to because as we got older our taste in music changed (probably for the better) and we just weren't around it as much. It's like never going outside and asking why the sky disappeared. But I hate most robot music nowadays so I'm probably biased
Agreed, i think for allot of us it defined our Teenage School years. CoD and Dub now those were good times....
Listen to the song used for blacks ops 2. It’s called: Imma try it out. 🔥
Yep that was exactly me.
This just made me feel really old
It’s still present, but a lot less mainstream
for sure
It's more mainstream than ever 😂😂
Brostep that began In 2010 is now in a new version "riddim"
Dubstep is very much alive but it's branched off in so many directions...
You have experimental bass , mainstream brostep aka riddim,
Underground cats making deep dubstep. Edm in general is bigger than ever .
Also drumstep is a subgenre of drum n bass.
Yeah exactly there's a deep medi night in Bristol, UK tomorrow.
i dunno about a subgenre of drum n bass, a subgenre of uk garage maybe, thats really where the progression grew from rather than the dnb scene.
Im so glad this channel found me.
Thank you for Midnight Request Line by Skream 🙏🏽
“I went outside and it was BASS”
Davie504 has entered the chat
Thanks for all the likes I’ve never had more than 10
Mikhail Vizcarra I had to slap the like button
EPIC
NOOB
Talking Parrot OMG
SLAPP BASS!!! 👋
Dubstep is far from dead, it just escaped mainstream media which tbh is a blessing
i hate it but i’m sad because dubstep was around in golden years the simple years around 2013-14
@@SHANELMUSIC golden age of dubstep is right now. Mainstream audience doesn't get it.
@@_blank-_ ok actual boomer
@@_blank-_ reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Gotta give it up to PBS for always dropping the knowledge on us
Definitely a lot missing from this video but overall a decent summary of the genre. Biggest misnomer is the title though. Dubstep is the biggest it’s ever been in its “underground” form. Just because it’s not creeping it’s way into the mainstream recently doesn’t mean it’s not going insanely strong behind the scenes.
For anyone interested, take a look at the streamed sets from Lost Lands on the US side and Rampage on the EU side for a taste of just how big this genre still is. Dubstep artists and shows are filling stadiums and festivals with thouuusands of people, especially in North America. It’s also been making its way across the world with shows now frequently happening in Australia and across Asia.
Holy crap, Chime is here
Hey look its CHIME i love your music. "catch up" is all time fav
Now that’s some Experience Points
Dont be shy on promoting yourself dude, id say you are part of the reason Dubstep is still as great as it is rn
I like dubstep more in this underground form, feels like a world apart. Also I loved your last collab chime. ;)
dubstep just disapeared..
Virtual Riot: Hold my BASSLINE
Space laces: il the wizard of balls, i shrink balls of people dating dubstep is dead
Maverick it is though...
Disciple: Hold My DISAIIPOOOOOOOLL
Virus syndicate : *pukes
Zomboy : wait.. what
8:00 dude its all just virtual riots sample pack
Wut, no
Good spot! I know nothing about producing, but I’d think it would take a little longer than 2 hours for someone whose never touched a daw to make a nice lil tune out of nothing.
Dead give away when most of the tracks in the DAW are audio clips :D This is the problem with "Producers" these days, 90% someone else's work. :(
he used some from this pack soundcloud.com/virtual-riot/virtual-riot-sample-pack-demo-track#t=1:26
big chord e is from the sample pack i know that for sure
remember when we thought dubstep was going to be the future of music
I think Brostep is what made it peak in popularity with all the bass programming and such.
With future bass and drops being prevalent in pop music, I'd say that was actually kinda accurate
@@petersun6451 you know what, i never thought of that so you might be right
“I thought it was an earthquake. But then I went outside, and realized it was B A S S”
*(distant Davie504 footsteps grow closer)*
Like your profile pic
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*MORE B A S S*
“I thought it was an earthquake, then I realized it was just bass.”
Big K.R.I.T. would be so proud.
@que A dope hip hop artist. Idk tf does he have to do with this video. He kinda uses heavy bass lines, but not even close to as heavy as it's common for dubstep
que look him up
Andy Mac that quote made me think of him, lol
I liked the in your face bass sound because it was what I had always want to hear in electronic music, but I also loved the mellow laidback sub wobble dubstep that preceded it. Great mini-documentary on Dubstep. Everything you said matched my memory of how it came and went.
I just have to take a moment to appreciate the immense sound stage in the track at the end of the video. It sounded like I was completely surrounded and different sounds were originating from different areas all over the place. Not something I notice in a lot of electronic music these days. Well mixed for sure!
Dubstep went back underground, but it's better than ever. Artists such as Chime, Au5, Virtual Riot and MUST DIE! are redefining the genre as we speak.
@@UrbanstepOfficial HOLY SHOOT THE MAN IS HERE!
@@UrbanstepOfficial I thought you left TH-cam lel. Anyway your collab with soar is HELLA SPICY :)
@@UrbanstepOfficial Idk why people say dubstep died, it just went out of mainstream and evolved, hell even skrillex still makes it although more in a trap form
Don't forget Fractal too!
nah Virtual Riot is now going into Riddim
“I thought it was an earthquake. Then I went outside, and I looked, and I realized it was BASS”
That has to become a new meme template
th-cam.com/video/q8gPRE60Xcc/w-d-xo.html
It looks like it already happened like 3 years ago. Is this going to be how the world is? Everything we think is a cool idea already happened 3 years ago??
People on tik tok will abuse it
@@GKRainwater omg xDD a hidden gem
@@GKRainwater well nvm, i couldnt hold myself, ive done one XD th-cam.com/video/wAeSQIITZl0/w-d-xo.html
Well crafted mini-doc!! Informative and entertaining. Makes me want to make some beats! #welldone
The Research gone into this was amazing. Old school dubstep before skrillex slapped it left will have a place in my heart
Shout out TH-cam for showing me some quality content. Then me getting my mind blown more than the neighbor at the Bassnectar concert when I realized this was produced by PBS.
Jonathan Sanders PBS is the shit. Love me some PBS Newshour.
If you like stuff like this, watch "Earworm" stuff by VOX
“i thought it was an earthquake, then i went outside and looked and i realized it was BASS.”
*davie504 has entered the chat*
@Wolf checkmate!
69th like no one ruin it
Injinct Man someone ruined it
@@jackpasternak7586 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@Injinct dont worry we going for 420
Yo that Benga vibes were on point! Nicely done.
Great video, you got my sub
Dubstep isn’t for everyone. It brings a particular group of people together and there is much love in the dubstep community.
Cause your all high on molly being touchy feely
@win2008workstation deadmau5 isn't dubstep lmao.
Oh e-tards?
Thats what all music does
@@dughole54 is that from a song? sounds like lyrics xd
“I thought it was an earthquake. Then I went outside and it was davie 504”
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*Slap in Italian*
*S L A P*
Encompassed perfect, thank you so much X )
Things just made sense after watching this. Thanks!
Dubstep never really left lol, that’s one of the biggest edm subgenres at festivals. It’s just not mainstream
Skateitall1000 EDM is an umbrella term - Electronic Dance Music. Dubstep is not a Subgenre, it’s a Genre. Riddim is a Subgenre to Dubstep, it’s basically boneless dubstep
Rehtse you get my point though i don’t have to be to the T lol