35 Best Dubstep Songs Of All Time
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“Sweet Shop” by Doctor P
Song Year: 2011
Doctor P, an iconic English dubstep producer and DJ, released “Sweet Shop,” which incorporates some dance-pop fusion.
The song begins with an uplifting piano and then some screeching bass with deep growls to produce a melody that creates feelings of melancholy in fans.
“Glendale Galleria” by Flying Lotus
Song Year: 2009
“Glendale Galleria” by Flying Lotus is a classic dubstep track. Even without vocals, the instrumentals encapsulate the strong bass, tempo, and finely tuned rhythms that make it an impeccable electronic dubstep.
“Born to Die (Gemini Remix)” by Lana Del Rey
Song Year: 2012
“Born to Die” is one of the most iconic Lana Del Rey songs. The song tells the story of an abusive relationship that takes hold of the person’s inability to leave it. So, for this remix, you can hear her haunting voice matching up with Gemini’s production seamlessly.
“Bangarang” by Skrillex feat. Sirah
Song Year: 2012
By now, you already know that Skrillex is a fantastic Dubstep producer whose tracks cannot miss the best dubstep songs of all time.
In this iconic track, “Bangarang,” the entry has an edgy vocal melody, but Skrillex does not waste any time propelling the audience to some hard-bass drops that feature Sirah’s voice.
“Promises” by Nero
Song Year: 2011
“Promises” is another dubstep from Nero from their studio album Welcome Reality. The truck comprises fuzzy synths, pulsating bass, and clear vocals making it a head-banging melody.
The song is about a guy promising his girl he would not leave her if only she kept his promises, but he ends up leaving her anyway. It portrays betrayal in relationships. Although it sounds like a sad song, Nero makes it interesting with the dubstep musical style.
“Tidal Wave” by Sub Focus feat. Alpines
Song Year: 2012
The song resonates well with the audience as its lyrics depict the value of loving and knowing someone.
The songstress’s vocals match perfectly with the synths and bass drops, making “Tidal Wave” an impeccable dubstep track.
“Centipede” by Knife Party
Song Year: 2012
Soon after its release in 2012, “Centipede” by Knife party achieved popularity and was ranked #47 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic songs.
The track speaks about Centipedes. However, it is famous for the drop after the intro, making it an exciting dubstep track coupled with sound effects and wobbles.
“I Will Never Change” by Benga
Song Year: 2012
Nothing is as enjoyable as listening to a dubstep that layers different moods but still gives you a nostalgic feeling.
“I Will Never Change,” by Benga, is a great example that seems subtle but creates different tonal variations and subtle hints of mystery.
“Yasuo” by Bommer & Crowell
Song Year: 2014
Bommer is an electronic music producer, and his collaboration with Crowell on “Yasuo” has received millions of streams on different platforms, including YouTube.
From the song’s beginning, you can voice lines of an assassin intertwined with the bass drops and ominous sounds.
“Runaway (U & I) (Gioni Remix)” by Galantis
Song Year: 2014
“Runaway (U & I)” by Galantis is a piece of progressive house music; however, Gioni’s Remix makes it an ideal dubstep track as it incorporates excellent bass drops throughout the song.
From the lyrics, a listener can comprehend that the vocalist only wants to “Runaway” with her partner to a place where they will not face judgment or persecution.
“Let Me Go” by Sullivan King, Wooli
Song Year: 2022
A great way to end this list is with “Let Me Go,” a rock dubstep by Sullivan King and Wooli, released in 2022.
Based on the lyrics, one may assume the vocalist is insinuating the end of a relationship. Regardless, it is an excellent dubstep track that soft and hard rock listeners can enjoy.
Top Dubstep Songs Ever, Final Thoughts
Dubstep is an exciting music style that showcases how talented every artist on this list is. If you are a fan of it, then with these best dubstep songs, you can escape reality and enjoy every passing moment while listening to the music.
