Electronic Artist Guide

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    A Hundred Drums: Percussion and deep bass create a grounded rhythmic language, with an emphasis on texture and physical movement.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Caspa: Direct rhythms and deep bass connect his performances to dubstep’s foundational club sound, with plenty of physical weight.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Boogie T: Heavy bass and a playful musical personality give his performances an approachable edge within the louder dubstep landscape.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Dirt Monkey: Elastic bass lines and rhythmic playfulness make his sound lively, connecting heavy drops with a strong sense of groove.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Ganja White Night: Wobbling bass lines and animated musical motifs give the duo a distinctive, characterful approach to dubstep.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Excision: Heavy low-end and tightly synchronized production define a forceful style closely associated with the modern bass-festival scene.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Joker: Melodic synth lines and bass-heavy rhythms connect his music to the colorful, expressive side of the UK bass tradition.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Liquid Stranger: Spacious dubstep and freeform bass allow deep low-end, unusual textures and abrupt stylistic turns to share the same set.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Level Up: Heavy bass and rapid rhythmic turns place the emphasis on impact, making her sets a forceful part of the bass-festival landscape.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Mersiv: Deep bass and immersive textures give his music a spacious feel, even when the rhythms become forceful.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Skrillex: Sharp edits, heavy bass and restless shifts between styles make his performances feel fast-moving and unpredictable.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Shlump: Playful synth shapes and unusual bass textures bring a distinctly psychedelic character to his dubstep-oriented production.

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    artist guide, Dubstep

    Seven Lions: Melodic dubstep and trance influences meet in expansive arrangements that move between emotional passages and heavier rhythmic peaks.

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