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Wobble Wednesday

  • July 20, 2011
  • Jeff Lourenço
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Wobble Wednesday is here to get you through the hardest part of your week. The smooth, sub-bass of the "old school" sounds are still being produced today. This is 70/140BPM bass music designed to calm your soul. It draws heavily from the ragga, jungle, reggae, dub, grime and garage genres. For lack of a better description, the music on Wobble Wednesday is dubstep that embodies the reggae/dub roots from which dubstep arose. Come back every Wednesday for Wobble Wednesday – and stay tuned to Earmilk for the evil side of dubstep on Friday with Filthy Friday.

Today I have for a very diverse list. Some future bass with Minnesota's Sun Burst and then an a grimey old school tune with The Others- Gravity. The Others new EP comes out on Sunday so just wanted to remind you. As always, showing Skream some love with Clamourous. His simple approach is still captivating and then drop, system overload. In all of Skream's sets he plays a lot of Dismantle so I included a few of his favorites. Enjoy.

      Conspiracy - Original Mix
Download: Physical – Conspiracy – Original Mix

      Sun Burst
Download: Minnesota – Sun Burst

      TOTORO
Download: Grizzly J – Totoro

      01 Gravity
Download: The Others – Gravity

      CountryRoads
Download: Pretty Lights – Country Roads

      Clamourous
Download: Skream – Clamourous

      Computation
Download: Dismantle – Computation

      Dismantle - Chained
Download: Dismantle – Chained

      02 Murky
Download: Moving Ninja – Murky

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