[For Beginners] A Roundup of Popular and Classic Brostep Tracks
Among electronic dance music, brostep is a newer subgenre derived from dubstep.
Characterized by powerful sub-bass and metallic, guitar-like sounds, it captivates with melodic yet aggressive drops.
Its energetic sound has attracted many listeners.
This time, we’ll introduce everything from flagship brostep tracks beloved by EDM fans to classic tunes that have expanded the scene.
Whether you’ve recently become interested in brostep or you simply enjoy hard-hitting dance music, stick with us to the end.
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[For Beginners] A Collection of Popular and Classic Brostep Tracks (21–30)
Eastern JamChase & Status
Chase & Status, formed in 2003 by Milton Chase and Will Kennard, is a British drum and bass production duo.
This track is included on the collaborative single “Pieces,” released in 2008.
You got the love (Jamie xx Re-work ft. The xx)Florence & The Machine
Originally recorded by Candi Staton in 1986.
Florence and the Machine’s version was released in 2009 and reached No.
1 on the Australian charts.
This version is a remix by the British remixer and DJ Jamie xx.
Hyph MngoJoy Orbison
A track by Peter O’Grady, the London-based DJ and producer known as Joy Orbison.
His sound style is characterized by a fusion of house and dubstep, UK funky, UK garage, and old-school jungle.
This track was released in 2009.
In For The Kill (Skream Remix)La Roux
A track released as a single in 2009 by the British electropop duo La Roux.
It features an ’80s-inspired sound and was nominated for a Grammy Award.
This version is a remix by Skream, known as “Let’s Get Ravey.”
ArchangelBurial
Burial is an electronic musician from the UK.
His sound is well known for garage-influenced beats.
This track is included on the 2007 album “Untrue” and is characterized by a dark yet warm sub-bass.
Existence VIPExcision & Downlink
Excision, a Canadian producer and DJ, is well known for his collaborations with Canadian dubstep producers Datsik and Downlink.
This track is included on the EP “Existence,” which was released as a digital download in 2011.
Bass CannonFlux Pavilion
Flux Pavilion is a UK EDM and dubstep DJ and producer who has performed at many festivals, including Glastonbury, Reading, and Coachella.
This track was released as a single in 2011 and reached No.
5 on the UK charts.