Whoa-B - Putting The Step Back In Dubstep

This is a whole new game I'm throwing out to you guys.  So far we've only featured single tracks by defined artists in the electronic music scene.

Enter Whoa-B, dubstep DJ extraordinaire.  If his amazing song choices and smooth rhythms don't pull you in, his unparalleled mixing sure as shit will.  He keeps the old school alive and makes the new school thrive, bringing to you sounds from the early 2000s and on.  I feel that this style of dub is not given nearly enough credit for what dubstep as a whole has become, as the more recent sound is one hell of a far cry from it's ancestry.

Chill out to the deep dub bass brought to you by our maestro.

Ellie Goulding - Lights (Bassnectar Remix)

So I am not typically a huge fan of Bassnectar and his stuff but this song is an exception. The original "Lights" by Ellie Goulding is a fun very poppy track with a slight electronic feel to it. Sort of along the same lines as bands like Justice.

Asa - Catch You (KOAN Sound Remix)

In the same vein as my earlier Mt. Eden post, I have some more chilled out glitchy dub for you.  This one really sent me into a trance.  The quiet clamor of old farm bells, vocals blurred just beyond distinction, the sound of water lapping at the side of your boat...it provides a sort of solace only an artist like Nature herself can top.  I've nothing else to say, just hit the jump and float away.

Ruby Frost and Mt. Eden - Oh That I Had

This is a beautiful, inspired tune from their recent EP.  They made a fan of me with Sierra Leone, a track that still brings up little hiccoughs of emotion.  'Oh That I Had' is another foray into the sweet world peace vibe that they did so well.