35 Best Dubstep Songs Of All Time
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“I Need Air” by Magnetic Man ft. Angela Hunte
Song Year: 2010
“I Need Air” is a critically acclaimed dubstep track that features the amazing pop vocals of Angela Hunte.
With the help of legends Artwork, Benga, and Skream, which constituted the Magnetic Man group, this song became a sensation when dubstep was not famous yet.
The romantic lyrics in the track resonate with the audiences’ daily lives, making it a relatable song.
“Gold (Stupid Love)” by Excision and Illenium ft. Shallows
Song Year: 2018
If you have not listened to DJ Excision’s tracks, you better start with “Gold (Stupid Love) featuring bass producer Illenium and the perfect vocals from Shallows.
Listening to the track, you may notice that “Gold (Stupid Love)” is a sentimental song about love and loss. It captures the essence of slow musical notes before erupting to some powerful track with a crunching bass.
“Jahova” by Rusko
Song Year: 2007
“Jahova” is a Jamaican fusion and a massive favorite for many reggae lovers.
The dubstep, however, is one of the most original sketches that show the great diversity in dubstep skills within the genre. The song’s lyrics depict lust from a man who wants to be close to their lover. Thus, a listener can do with a bit of imagination.
“Nuke ‘EM” by Datsik
Song Year: 2009
The song incorporates a wobble bass and relaxing tune that does not give you a headache but still gets you trippy when listening to it.
It has an impeccable tempo, and the sounds make the song enjoyable to listen to at any time of the day.
“Paradise Circus” by Massive Attack (Zeds Dead Remix)
Song Year: 2012
From a critical point of view, “Paradise Circus” is an excellent dubstep track that incorporates a slow intro and drastically builds up-tempo with an increase in the growling bass energy and sawing synths, creating an exciting track.
With the help of the infamous Zeds Dead, “Paradise Circus is a force to be reckoned with, making it an exciting piece for the audience to enjoy.
“Bass Head” by Bass Nectar
Song Year: 2010
Released over ten years ago, “Bass Head” is an electronic song that incorporates the dubstep style of music.
Amassing over 27 million views on YouTube, “Bass Head” became one of the best songs loved by fans globally. It uplifted the group Bass Nectar to popularity, allowing them to sell out electronic shows everywhere.
“First of the Year (Equinox)” by Skrillex
Song Year: 2011
“First of the Year (Equinox)” is among the many brilliant dubstep tracks produced and released by Skrillex. It incorporates strong bass notes and lyrics that depict danger lurking in the dark, visually displayed well in the music video.
The song became a commercial success and gained a lot of acclamations, including a Grammy nomination at the 54th Grammy Awards for Best Short Form Music Video.
“Filth” by Skream
Song Year: 2009
“Filth” by Skream is a moody and dark dubstep track. It has a highly unsettling intro that breaks into an epic wobble.
It does not include lyrics, just instrumental vocals that portray character whenever you hear a drop in the track. It is a great song to listen to when you need to feel the bass and instrumentals behind the track.
“White Satin” by Zeds Dead
Song Year: 2011
Zeds Dead portrays outstanding musicianship in “White Satin.” You can hear how the track slowly starts and builds up with heavy bass drops and wobbles, creating an excellent dubstep track.
The vocals are also well-filtered and evoke different emotions whenever you listen to the song.
“Night” by Benga & Coki
Song Year: 2008
“Night” is a simple song with well-constructed drum beats. The track delivers sheer brilliance in haunting lead synths, making the piece perfect and joyous.
If you want a song with somber drum beats and slow melodies, then “Night” by Benga & Coki is a vibe.
“Existence VIP” by Excision & Downlink
Song Year: 2011
If you are looking for a dubstep that will increase your adrenaline levels, then “Existence VIP” is an ideal choice.
The song is about the earth’s extinction and survival of the human race depicting the apocalyptic stance. The hard-bass drops and metal instrumentals make the track exceptional and enjoyable.
“Hyph Mngo” by Joy Orbison
Song Year: 2009
From the beginning of the track, you can hear how soft the melodies resonate with the instrumentals. However, as the song continues, you can listen to the piano-like intricacies building up with a female voice interjecting every once in a while.
