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Hey all,

I'm relatively new to properly exploring deep dubstep. Sorry if this should be in an already-existing thread, but I'd like to know some of the essential mixes, from the genre's beginnings until now. Preferably those with a few dubplates in them.

Thanks!

What I did/do is go to google, type in dubstep website and start browsing all the sites out there. Most of them have download sections with artists who let you have their music for free. Everything from mixes to songs.

I also go on SoundCloud.com and check out all the stuff there. Tons of stuff for you to use to get some inspiration. A lot of them are unknown/small time guys who are learning like you.

dont really know any old ones but

Dubstep Allstars Volume 1
Dubstep Allstars Volume 2
Youngsta Old School Special Rinse FM 2011


Recent

Youngsta & J Kenzo on Rinse FM 16th Jan 2012
Youngsta & Vivek on Rinse FM 23rd Jan 2012

check here

http://www.dubstep-mixes.co.uk/

jackybb wrote: Youngsta & Vivek on Rinse FM 23rd Jan 2012

also th3e youngsta & task b2b loefah on rinse fm from 2005

Kode9 Sonar Set 2007
Hatcha b2b Mala b2b Cyrus @ Kiss Fm
Excision - Dark Dubstep Mix 2006
2000F - King Of De Dubs IV 2009

Could find some more classics from my old computer.

All essential to me with varying sounds in all mixes.

Skream and Benga Birthday Bash - RinseFM 2009.

Everything in this thread;

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=194172

Links start about halfway down the first page and continue from there...pretty much a Dubstep history lesson

13 AD wrote:What I did/do is go to google, type in dubstep website and start browsing all the sites out there. Most of them have download sections with artists who let you have their music for free. Everything from mixes to songs.

I also go on SoundCloud.com and check out all the stuff there. Tons of stuff for you to use to get some inspiration. A lot of them are unknown/small time guys who are learning like you.

what a good advice.. go to soundcloud.com and check out ALL the stuff there

XLR8R - Shlomo/Mala

topmo3 wrote:

13 AD wrote:What I did/do is go to google, type in dubstep website and start browsing all the sites out there. Most of them have download sections with artists who let you have their music for free. Everything from mixes to songs.

I also go on SoundCloud.com and check out all the stuff there. Tons of stuff for you to use to get some inspiration. A lot of them are unknown/small time guys who are learning like you.

what a good advice.. go to soundcloud.com and check out ALL the stuff there

Nah there is over 10 hours of music on soundcloud mate.

Lye Form wrote:

topmo3 wrote:

13 AD wrote:What I did/do is go to google, type in dubstep website and start browsing all the sites out there. Most of them have download sections with artists who let you have their music for free. Everything from mixes to songs.

I also go on SoundCloud.com and check out all the stuff there. Tons of stuff for you to use to get some inspiration. A lot of them are unknown/small time guys who are learning like you.

what a good advice.. go to soundcloud.com and check out ALL the stuff there

Nah there is over 10 hours of music on soundcloud mate.

My labels finally paying to get some of my tracks up on soundcloud

chef b2b mala b2b skream

Can't believe no one's mention this yet: http://www.mixcloud.com/MaryAnneHobbs/dubstep-warz/

Absolutely essential.

I got confused and thought this was going to be about BBC Essential Mixes!

The Dubstep Allstars series is a great place to start. Showcases the evolution of the genre, and in later editions the varying strains of dubstep

http://joenice.net/index.php

Work your way through those.

Muncey wrote:http://joenice.net/index.php

Work your way through those.

mandatory

Skream's essential mix
Digital Mystikz essential mix
Digital Mystikzs last mix on MAH from 2010 i think
Plastician May 2006
Kode9 Sonar 2007
all the dubstep allstars
Skream watch the ride