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Audio Software icon An illustration of a 3. Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature. EMBED for wordpress. Ricii Lompeurs is not a well-known producer. However, his remixes often reach tens of millions of youtube views. His style is the closest to Brazilian bass music, regularly taking first places on European radio stations and club playlists.

The accompanying videos of his songs most often show footage of illegal drifting and beautiful women from the Russian streets in the late-night hours. The production trio, better known as Saber, Stray, and Halogenix, are well-known British producers who have been entertaining the masses with their atmospheric drum bass music hits for years.

Now a duo Halogenix left from north London gathered to explore the UK Bass scene has been active for years. And they probably produce the hardest sound on this list.

Ivy Lab is hard to read. The only sure thing when listening to their music is that you can expect the unexpected. And when you expect the unexpected, Ivy Lab makes an effort to sneak up on you from behind again. They often spill through music genres, but the most recognizable sound comes from the glitch-hop, dubstep, and UK bass area.

Solid dance grooves and bass lines intertwine with often filtered vocals and synthesizers that have a horror vibe and contribute to the now recognizable terror sound. Dj Umek is a Slovenian DJ recognized by techno and tech-house fans of the world. He says that his early productions are not only full of mistakes, but most of them are mistakes. Either way, all this chaos of mistakes seems to have been arranged in a way that sounds quite new and fresh.

Umek is always on the look for new sounds. The lyrics of the song itself are also ahead of the time and could very easily be applied to current standards of beauty and human preoccupation with them. Remember that the text was written long before the arrival of the selfie generation, so that Umek, in addition to being called a visionary in terms of music, can also be seen as a critic of social phenomena before they even appear.

South African producer Chee is know for his unique, hybrid, and experimental sound. This does not mean that his sound is worse or of lower quality. On the contrary, using fewer sounds, Chee has managed to find a formula that makes his songs sound out of this world. Given the praise he has received in recent years, many seem willing to invest in him Deadmau5 and follow his work. With the progression of a heavy beat and even heavier growl-synths, he unleashes an off-beat funky sounding bass masterpiece that we love to hear.

Through years of experimenting in production, Chase and Status have gone through all possible subgenres. The proof is this cooperation with Irah, through which they managed to show that not even the elements of the jungle are foreign to them.

Their tracks full of drums, explosive bass, and relentless rhythm are often complemented by collaborations with vocalists. And that role seems to be something that the guys from Chase and Status like and enjoy.

Either way, we are certainly looking forward to such collaborations that remind us that there is still a jungle rhythm alive somewhere. His production is recognizable. Drums passed through a whole bunch of the filters reveal an obsession with the sound of a needle dancing on a gramophone record. His basslines are heavy, but at the same time gloomy and mysterious, thus creating an almost rainy atmosphere.

Although his production skills are completely different from a modern electronic-music musician, Burial managed to spread his influence on a whole new generation of producers making liquid and, popularly called chill-out music.

Not many people saw this one coming. Virtually, there is absolutely nothing that Skrillex and The Doors could have in common. Not to me, of course, but to this modern masterpiece. Each of its sounds is a separate whole and very easily isolated. Slightly lower, velvety, at the same time penetrating and gentle voice of the Dutch-Iranian singer, wins you over already after the first bars of the collaboration.

A slightly psychedelic interplay of super clean percussion, strong kick, and muted synthesizers, accompanies us through just over three minutes of this casual and relaxed collaboration. I wish it was longer. Nalestar produces music for the everyday listener who, while performing regular daily tasks, likes to hear the rustling in the background.

The First Station was born in the wrong country. The Russian producer stands out from all bedroom producers in terms of quality, but he still failed to make a sufficient step forward for the listeners to recognize his work.

The First Station has a unique musical expression that unites elements of deep-house, Brazillian Bass, trance, and the ever-present Trap. Perhaps the answer also lies in the fact that he is not too interested in turning to Western markets. His works are marked by excellent vocals, and he often uses elements of classical music to create the almost trance fused atmosphere and sound of the early s. All of this is accompanied by great progressive synths and sound effects that make his works one of the better ones on this list.

In my opinion, this is easily one of the best bass songs out there. The Hungarian duo, in collaboration with compatriot Metrush, created one of the more interesting songs last year that somehow went under the radar. It is very likely that the audience accustomed to their previous works under the dome of the progressive house did not react most deftly to the somewhat more serious expression created by this collaboration.

But either way, StadiumX has shown that they are not afraid to step out of their comfort zone and I think that they should do it more often. Perfectly arranged layers of different synthesizers create an atmosphere that, as it usually happens, is brought to the boiling point by a bunch of snares. The progressive melody at the very center of the song, great modulated bass, deserves a lot more views than they have. All in all, this is one of the best bass drop songs out there. NF is currently one of the most popular and listened to rappers.

He is a great lyricist who is special perhaps mostly because he does not use the curse words we are used to in the rap scene. His texts are suitable for all age groups, which is his greatest strength. For this reason, his work is appealing to younger audiences better said their parents. His instrumentals are one of the most sought after on the internet. The combination of trap music with elements of classical instrumental music, choir samples, and vocals reminiscent of Eminem is a pretty good formula if you ask me.

The San Diego based producer, Abraham Laguna, was one of the first pioneers of the mass transition from house and dubstep music to trap production.

The song was definitely marked by a section led by a great riff played on the saxophone. Also, the bass line, although very simple without too much modulation, did a superb job of giving the festival character to this song.

Although he has been a little less active lately, Fabian is still considered as one of the kings of the emerging trap movement. The song is not a festival trap hit. Fabian realized something that many producers did not, and that is the trap is not the new Dubstep and can be consumed in different ways. Good job! Each sound has its own story and tells it clearly. That may be due to the very character of his music that could make your neighbors angry.

He knows how to bring out the wildest energy from people, and he does it well. His bass lines sound out-of-tune, and the drums and percussion of his songs often seem old-school and outdated. But the way Distinkt combines all those virtually meaningless elements results in something that is considered the very pinnacle of top bass-house production. We expect a lot from Distinkt and look forward to new audio surprises from this Bristol-based producer.

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