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Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by I Was a UFO » Sun Aug 28, 2011 7:59 pm

I haven't listened to a ton of different artists in this genre..mostly because it seems that only a few stick out from the herd....I just haven't come across anything with lyrics that hit me as hard as the music itself.

The reason I got into making music was because I wanted to make a statement. The reason dubstep because a larger influence on my music is because it seemed like the perfect backdrop for the things I want to say.

People have shown me some grime before..I don't know who I've heard but I just know that what I heard was pretty cheesy as far as the lyrics

Anyway...does anyone have any suggestions for me? Thanks ahead of time!
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by leeany » Sun Aug 28, 2011 10:01 pm

you might like the vocalist of King Midas Sound ?
and Spaceape's saying a lot of interesting things, but they're not really understandable
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by Dub_freak » Sun Aug 28, 2011 10:36 pm

alys be
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by PinUp » Sun Aug 28, 2011 11:14 pm

Beezy :twisted:
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by brasco » Sun Aug 28, 2011 11:17 pm

PinUp wrote:Beezy :twisted:
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by I Was a UFO » Sun Aug 28, 2011 11:42 pm

LumiNiscent wrote:you might like the vocalist of King Midas Sound ?
and Spaceape's saying a lot of interesting things, but they're not really understandable
Thanks...found some good tunes from each artist.

"Earth A Kill Ya" is begging to be remixed though I must say...lyrics are good but the only other thing I really heard was a rimshot which had no groove to it.

Dub_freak wrote:alys be
Only song I could find was "Tell Me(Mr. Lager Remix)"

Very nice beat...haven't listened to any trip hop stuff in a long time.
PinUp wrote:Beezy :twisted:
No offense but I hate southern rap..sounds too cheesy in my opinion. However I did love "Day in the Life". Vocals made me laugh and the production was very nice.
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by brasco » Sun Aug 28, 2011 11:50 pm

I Was a UFO wrote:
LumiNiscent wrote:you might like the vocalist of King Midas Sound ?
and Spaceape's saying a lot of interesting things, but they're not really understandable
Thanks...found some good tunes from each artist.

"Earth A Kill Ya" is begging to be remixed though I must say...lyrics are good but the only other thing I really heard was a rimshot which had no groove to it.

Dub_freak wrote:alys be
Only song I could find was "Tell Me(Mr. Lager Remix)"

Very nice beat...haven't listened to any trip hop stuff in a long time.
PinUp wrote:Beezy :twisted:
No offense but I hate southern rap..sounds too cheesy in my opinion. However I did love "Day in the Life". Vocals made me laugh and the production was very nice.
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by Sexual_Chocolate » Mon Aug 29, 2011 12:41 am

brasco wrote:
I Was a UFO wrote:
PinUp wrote:Beezy :twisted:
No offense but I hate southern rap..sounds too cheesy in my opinion. However I did love "Day in the Life". Vocals made me laugh and the production was very nice.
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southern rap?

really?
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by vCookie » Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:30 am

King Midas is chill.



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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by LGBT » Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:43 am

vCookie wrote:King Midas is quality.

Fixed.

Please don't use the "C" word.
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by vCookie » Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:46 am

snoresteppa wrote:
vCookie wrote:King Midas is quality.

Fixed.

Please don't use the "C" word.
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by Shum » Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:48 am

vCookie wrote:
snoresteppa wrote:
vCookie wrote:King Midas is quality.

Fixed.

Please don't use the "C" word.
chill
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by vCookie » Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:50 am

Shum wrote:
vCookie wrote:
snoresteppa wrote:
vCookie wrote:King Midas is quality.

Fixed.

Please don't use the "C" word.
chill
chroll


cool out
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by SHOKK ZEN » Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:55 am

Other than a bunch of Grime MC's, this tune is the pinnacle of lyricsism in dubstep imo:

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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by LGBT » Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:56 am

vCookie wrote:
Shum wrote:
vCookie wrote:
snoresteppa wrote:
vCookie wrote:King Midas is quality.

Fixed.

Please don't use the "C" word.
chill
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chunt ?
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by vCookie » Mon Aug 29, 2011 2:04 am

SHOKK ZEN wrote:Other than a bunch of Grime MC's, this tune is the pinnacle of lyricsism in dubstep imo:

not for me

this is though:
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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by Dub_freak » Mon Aug 29, 2011 2:14 am

"Earth A Kill Ya" is begging to be remixed though I must say

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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by gen_ » Mon Aug 29, 2011 2:35 am

P Money imo is the only guy who as ever got in the way of a bassline without offending me to the point where I want to stick chopsticks in someones face.

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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by I Was a UFO » Mon Aug 29, 2011 5:15 am

Nevalo wrote:
brasco wrote:
I Was a UFO wrote:
PinUp wrote:Beezy :twisted:
No offense but I hate southern rap..sounds too cheesy in my opinion. However I did love "Day in the Life". Vocals made me laugh and the production was very nice.
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southern rap?

really?
I suppose you could call it pop music...this beat reminds me of southern rap for some reason...either way this beat and vocal melody is generic:

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Re: Best lyricists in Dubstep?

Post by Sexual_Chocolate » Mon Aug 29, 2011 5:31 am

SMH.... thats the wrong beezy you batty
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