If you like dancehall and electronic music, prepare your speakers for Toddla T who combines the two like I've never heard before (or since) finding out about him. I reccomend almost anything by him, check it out.
Personal favorite: "What U Now (Feat. Ms. Dynamite)
Virgin Fang, what looks to be an electro duo based out of the Netherlands, is cooking up something really strange, not to mention awesome. It sounds to me a bit like an acid take on a dub/dancehall blend. They really screw with the typical dancehall cues and characteristic drum sounds. Gotta check this out!
They just changed their website which had a free download, so now I recommend heading over to flexx to here at least a sample!
This track offers up a fresh blend of glitch with dancehall beats and elements of dubstep all in one package. Featuring original work by Kraddy, a former founding member of the legendary Glitch Mob and rework by the eclectic Mochipet, hailing from Taiwan. Basically, fucking nasty.
I love how this track has been constructed by Elite Gymnastics, an electro duo from Minneapolis. The sounds they have coming in and out are used well, especially the pitch-shifted vocals. Although I'm not really into their own, non-pitch-shifted vocals, I can let it slide for how cool this song is.
Check out this sick remix of "Werewolf" by French electronic folk artist Cocorosie. Omega, hailing from Denver, CO, is putting out the kind of artful dubstep I've been looking for, so they're definitely one to keep an eye on.
I am a fan of UK singer Katy B's voice and am really excited that she is working with electro/dubstep collaboration, Magnetic Man, who will be dropping an album of the same name next month. Listening to their other stuff, I was pretty surprised by how awesome this remix by their own, Benga, turned out. Check it out below!
