Dubstep Remixes

Dubstep is a genre of music that has just arrived in the United States. From its roots in East London, Dubstep is slowly taking over submarines around the world. Some of the best Dubstep songs are actually remixes of other people’s songs. It is very common for a Dubstep producer to show hip hop acapellas within their music to give it an extra touch and something to remember the song. It is very common for these Dubstep artists to remix each other’s songs.

Since Dubstep is a relatively small genre, many of the artists know each other and will collaborate on the songs. Dubstep remixes are very pleasant to listen to, and the song has a completely different feel to the original instrumental. It’s almost like hearing the song again for the first time. The lows wobble and Lil Wayne is a pretty undeniable combination. Some artists like Chrispy mainly mix other people’s songs with their own unique twist instead of writing and creating their own music. Some of these remixes come from a Dj’ing set list in which a Dubstep song and a hip hop acapella are played at the same time, however, it is the songs that the producer writes specifically for his acapella that make a great remix. For those of you who haven’t heard Dubstep, here are some popular remixes.

1. Cragga – Mr Postman (Orig. The Marvelettes)

2. Borgore – Sleepyhead (Orig. Passion Pit)

3. Dandruff – Where’s my money (Orig. Rusko)

4. Skrillex – In For the Kill Remix (Orig. La Roux)