Post-Dubstep/Bass music/130 bpm

[wrong chris]

hmmm. my understanding of the "bass music" umbrella term was covering stuff that was bassline driven.

so now it means everything that is a breakbeat?

ugh... all these new genres and categories are just exhausting trying to make sense of it.

especially when it's dopey vague terms like post-dubstep and bass music...

[Georgeo0]

@Shane Says

Thanks for all the artists!!! god, this is too much... im gonna have to just sit for a few hours and see what i like. As for the name, I definitely feel that the music is more RnB and Garage influenced. So calling it Post Dubstep is a little weird. I'll just stick to Future Bass for now i guesssss haha im sure it will change soon

[Smash Hat]

You'll hear plenty of the stuff that's mentioned in this thread over at Rob Booths Electronic Explorations http://electronicexplorations.org/
There's a ton of podcasts to catch up on and I guarantee you'll hear some amazing tunes and mixes from the past, present and future of electronic music which is basically what's being talked about here.
I'd leave pigeon holing to the magazines, blogs, hipsters etc. because I'll doubt any of the producers mentioned here sit down and think 'Right, I'm gonna make a *insert hip genre name here* tune today'. They'll no doubt be taking influences from all that's out there and has been before but the state of the music scene, at least in our world, is so healthy that producers are doing pretty much what they want regardless of tempo, formulas or whatever and in the process making some amazing stuff.

[wrong chris]

You'll hear plenty of the stuff that's mentioned in this thread over at Rob Booths Electronic Explorations http://electronicexplorations.org/

yeah just checked it out, thanks man. right up my alley

[Smash Hat]

yeah just checked it out, thanks man. right up my alley

Wicked!

[Shane Says]

Don't get caught up with the name. Just enjoy it, whatever it is.

Here's last year's anthem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wc6Zq...e_gdata_player

And here's a great girl unit remix by bok bok
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_8Id...e_gdata_player

I'll keep sharing if you keep caring!

[Nick V]

Didn't see Nicolas Jaar on here either. More along the lines of James Blake
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQyaZ7i2kXs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hthopoazpdg

[Shane Says]

Haven't checked out his full catalog but what I saw on BP seemed more on the lines of chill out, even though it's described as deep house on the site.

[BFLY]

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

+1

[Nick V]

Haven't checked out his full catalog but what I saw on BP seemed more on the lines of chill out, even though it's described as deep house on the site.

He's out of NYC and def has a more hip hop BPM range but gets into some pretty experimental sounds. Really nothing you could use on a dance floor but I would say the same about a lot of these artists. J Blake is straight crooning on half his album.