Post-Dubstep/Bass music/130 bpm

[Alex Wild]

After reading this thread I've bought some new stuff that's been mentioned that I'm really feeling. I've done a little mix of the new stuff and some bits I was already into that I think fit into this sound.

Check it out and let me know what you think: http://www.mixcloud.com/djalexwild/future-bass-mix/

The first track is one of mine that I made this afternoon.

TRACKLIST:

Waiting For Rain - Alex Wild
Stableface - Eleven Tigers
Blind Night Errand - Mount Kimbie
Blackmagic (Joy Orbison's Recreation) - Jose James
Line (Sbtrkt 'More Hang' Mix) - Portico Quartet
Hold On - Rusko
Clockworks - Canblaster
Que Que feat. Maluca - Diplo, Dillon Francis
FX 1 (Canblaster & Panteros666 Remix) - Donovans
Toad Style - Toadally Krossed Out

[Georgeo0]

awesome mix! im planing on making one as well. as soon as i make a big purchase on beatport... haha but i'll post it in here when finished.

and the track you made is solid! really chill

[theory28]

i only listened to hear your track, and i loved it!
i might listen to the rest at another time

[elliotg]

'french fries' is another good artist for this sound or anyone else on youngunz ent label.

[Georgeo0]

'french fries' is another good artist for this sound or anyone else on youngunz ent label.

i have some of French Fries stuff, but didnt look at their label yet. thanks! will check ouutt

[Alex Wild]

Thanks for listening guys, really pleased you both liked the track!

[Nick V]

@theory28 you probably know this but 100 bpm(ish) goodness right here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywAJL8sKYvk

[Shane Says]

Mixing "Post-Dubstep" is what I love doing since someone mentioned it a couple months ago either here or on DSF. I explored it immediately and now I'm addicted to it. But it's not post dubstep, future garage, or whatever some people want to call it. It's just a version dubstep that's different. Some artists take influences from R&B, juke, or even techno and mend them with dubstep. Don't go around saying you mix post dubstep... it's not right. Also it's not all 130. I've seen songs from 125-142 BPM.

This is the song of the summer for me:
http://youtu.be/v_PA0YtUMmc

Other artists to look at:
Teeth
Ramadanman (Pearson Sound)
Zomby
James Blake
Boddika (1/2 of Instra:mental)
Bok Bok
Fis-T
Mount Kimbie
Redlight
A1 Bassline
Addison Groove
Canblaster
High Power Boys
SBTRKT (New album out today!)
Jacques Greene
Lil Silva
Loefah
French Fries
Jay Weed
Jamie XX

Here are some good websites to look into:
http://rinse.fm/ (look for mixes by DJ Oneman, BenUFO, Bok Bok, or any guest listed above)
boilerroom.tv (watch there live shows or the old recorded shows)
http://postdubstep.tumblr.com/



Here is some labels to look through:
502
Night Slugs
Swamp81
Young Turks
Tighten Up Records

[wrong chris]

Best name I've heard for this stuff so far is Future-Garage, it's interesting stuff. Kinda like where Dubstep might have gone if Brostep didn't happen... *ducks*

agree... sounds a lot more garage or rnb influence than dubstep.

i don't know why that article is grouping it with bass music. bass music is the opposite side of the spectrum.


it's basically rnb/soul tunes produced with edm foundation. some of the beats are dubstep, some breaks, some garage etc. etc.

whatever you want to call it it's the hot shit right now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ER3E7...eature=related

[Shane Says]

Pitchfork will classify it as bass music because of James Blake. They use him as a standard for this sound. Listen to limit to your love and you can see why it's bass music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOT2-...e_gdata_player