If you were to ask me to give you info about 501, then you’re out of luck. If you were to ask me do you know who 501 is, then I’d say hell yeah, his music is harmony to my ears. He produces dubstep, but it’s not about how hard he goes or anything of that nature like a lot of big dubstep producers. He has the perfect amount of melody, whomp, glitch, vocals, and just anything that you like he does it. The two songs off his new EP are fire tunes and you should get your hands on these.
It’s been ages since I personally made a dubstep post, trust me though it was worth it. I’ve accumulated some very good songs in the meantime. Granted that these songs were found in the past week, it shouldn’t take away from their quality.
Here are two very different remixes one sticking with the old part of me, and the other is more along the lines of house, something I’ve been dabbling with as of recent. The first is by fast rising Cazzette. They have support of almost every producer out there and for a good reason. They make amazing originals, but their remixes alway blow my mind. Although this is old, I noticed I never posted this and I love this song. Possibly my favorite Spencer & Hill song, which is what makes it even better. Cazzette’s remix is an amazing progressive track with the perfect vocals from the original, but all the while it is accompanied by a little dubby wobble which is just the icing on the cake. The next one by Bastian Van Shield is not so flashy. It’s kinda techy with sexy vocals that are slightly different from the original (I love how they put them over each other). Great housey tune if thats what you’re into. PS the vocals are by Nadia Ali, so if you weren’t sold before you should be now.
Yes, yes, and yes! I didn’t even know the remixes were coming out today. We all should be familiar with Zedd’s track, “Stars Come Out“. It was one of the biggest tunes during Electric Zoo and John Dahlback’s remix has had a LQ clip since then and nothing better. The First remix is a little nuts as it starts off with heavy kick drums and then into a circus like drop. It really almost has a scratchy watery sound that I find awesome. Next is probably the most hyped remix and its by Tim Mason. It is a purely progressive anthem that uses the vocals from the original perfectly. The next remix is one by Datsik and I had no clue he was one of the remixers for these releases. I love Datsik live but some of his tunes can get a little excessive, this just happens to be an exception. Staying closer to the original than the others Datsik makes this into an amazingly danceable dubstep chune. Lastly, but absolutely not the least is Lazy Rich’s remix. I was once again blown away by the quality of this track. Lazy Rich can sometimes take complextro to an excessive level, but this chune is amazing. Probably my favorite remix as he completely changes the track into a absolute banging chune.