Dubstep allstars vol. 1 mixed by Dj Hatcha

[@timmykookoo]

Too all you kids saying this is boring because your expecting something like skrillex/excision, that stuff is brostep, this is dubstep. This was being called dubstep way before skrillex called his music dubstep. I think we can all agree they are two different genres of electronic music, they dont really sound very similar at all. You go listen to the genre you like, we'll listen to this genre that we like. Just dont say this isnt dubstep and dont challenge someone when they say that new american "dubstep" isnt actually dubstep. There that covers all the arguements and confusion, so stop arguing.

[@kenjenningsiii8058]

go on king

[@jmorgan839]

I hear that

[@Blank-yc9hm]

Yeah you are right, but to my mind Skrillex evolved it with the elements of Cyberpunk, Rock, and several other Genres .

[@markusomaful]

It was hardly even called dubstep at the time of the release of this defining mix... I always prefered that they called it Ongy Bongy

[@outlawofgor4426]

If someone asks what music you like and you say dubstep, most people are gonna immediatly think skrillex. I just call it minimal dubstep or minimal bass. Ongy Bongy would be cool though.

[@retroshark]

If ever you questioned where 2 step garage, grime and dub converged - here’s your answer. This era really brought so many sounds together. Obviously dubstep is now renown for a very different sound, but this is what it was in the early days.

[@mrmustard1975]

Sure, I'll explain. The problem is that hipsters, pop culture and the media have tricked you into thinking the music you got into was Dubstep. The music you got into is Post-Dubstep/American Dubstep/Brostep, which in reality bears very little resemblance to actual Dubstep. Brostep's emphasis is on heavy distorted midrange tones, whereas the focus in Dubstep is on the sub-bass. Dubstep is also a much more "minimal" genre (lots of open space between notes) than Brostep.

[@heinandout]

Rhythmicity 🤣 big ups the tru hedz

[@noahziegler3478]

They do it every time Remember drum and bass or even scratching once you started seeing scratching on your Tony the tiger commercials it was over.

[@BoyInTheWoods]

Also cannot put enough emphasis on the fact that these early days of Dubstep had the beats still full on swinging 2 step fashion. That swing rhythm and beat programming hasn't been used in Dubstep since these days. It became and still is very 1 step with a lot of space between.

[@carnap355]

@@BoyInTheWoods it isn't exactly true. At that time 1 step dubstep would simply be house because they never used slow bpms and all synths were similarly used in both dubstep and house genres. Dubstep wasn't that known, it got more popular when they started to use growling bass synths and stuff like that which differentiated it from house and allowed using the more popular 1 step rhythm. That doesn't mean other rhythms dissapeared, they just remained as underground as dubstep used to be. If you search properly, right now there is a huge amount of tracks with rhythms far more complex that anything from dubstep allstars.

[@daveleddy1539]

Thanks dad

[@delarapper757]

The transition from 2 step to dubstep

[@rhinolamf4662]

Back when dubstep still had some dub influences...

[@drudkhead]

Man, you deffo need to check out Lion Charge, Roots and Future and ZamZam records

[@shinrarango]

drudkhead truuuuuuuuuuuuuuue they are still pushin it

[@praszu]

drudkhead Remind me in a few days please.

[@sylviedelmarque1249]

Eastern influences in these samples

[@UNDERGROUNDCALLING0161]

And 2 step ...

[@willb1405]

Ah when dubstep was dark, steppy, and full of vibes

[@mackgorman5659]

its not anymore?

[@willb1405]

@@mackgorman5659 not so much, no. not that there isn't any good stuff around of course, but in the early days you could hear lots of 2 step patterns and broken up beats because the preceding dark garage period was still relatively fresh and hugely influential on this newer sound. there's some tracks on here that sound like straight 2 step garage, but because this transition was still in the process of happening there was so much more overlap in styles, while still being grouped under the same musical umbrella. whereas now it's so distinctively different from the early days, and "set" in it's formula, that you would never get a compilation that sounds like this. it was just a different time with different influences.

[@mackgorman5659]

@@willb1405 I defo do understand but i think it’s unfair to say dubstep isn’t all of the above still (especially dark) with artists like alix perez (and so many new upcoming artists such as Abmanrah) keeping the scene alive. Obviously dubstep now has lost parts of its original influences but that’s just how creativity and design works, influences change but it’s definitely still good dubstep

[@JamesDeaconUK]

Check out ‘Leo Cap’’s latest release. Bringing those dark garage vibes back

[@popedkatv9327]

Когда решил проникнуть в историю DubStep

[@sierra6music]

Havent been here in a while

[@thealkemistofficial4817]

Back when Dubstep had house music vibes, back in the early 2000's when dubstep was huge in Europe, that was the real golden years of the EDM genre. Don't get me wrong, I love Excision, Datsik, Downlink, all those other guys, but I'm so sick of hearing kids say that theese guys invented dubstep. No doubt they improved the sub-genre, but they didn't invent it. Also, even though DJ Hatcha is awesome, I had found Coki to be better when it came to feeling the vibes of songs, and I think that he really did make the deep wubble sound amazing, like he made the low deep wubble amazing compared to other artists. However, DJ Hatcha is still a solid artist, but I can't stand seeing people say skrillex invented dubstep. My heart goes out to all you guys who loved this dubstep, and my heart especially goes out to all you guys who grew up listening to this.

[@skymoov]

Yes ! 😀👏

[@grindabrasion7013]

Yea I think there was a evolution where guys like Caspa, Rusko, Benga came along and started doing different stuff then guys like Cookie Monsta, Doctor P, Excision, Emalkay came along and did more high frequency dubstep.

[@noahziegler3478]

@@grindabrasion7013 when Ruscoe dropped woo boost The genre flipped

[@mozarkozark]

I think excision and datsik suck. Shit is ass.

[@AntonL1994]

early Excision and Datsik (and Downlink to a lesser extent) are the only “brostep” I can enjoy, the rest of the North American “brostep” scene was a regression

[@atideva3385]

Mad nostalgia, what a cracking album , mental music truly

[@guitarnkeys831]

Peak innit

[@freddysalazar5424]

Man, can we revive dubstep? I think is the perfect time for a comeback

[@BoyInTheWoods]

If you love this original dark funky vibe it's much easier to look into today's UKG.

[@benjaminloughlin7778]

Hatcha is a king the first volume of dubstep all-stars packed with horsepower productions "sick" volume 3 or 4 is sick mixed by n - type

[@whizzeemc]

Real Dub-Step!!! I miss these days. Steppy drums with a dub feel to it hence the name, unlike all the shit it ended up being known for

[@MrJungleterror]

Damn I found the original CD back to the good old days😍

[@wandahoi]

Ого, вот он какой, ранний дабстеп. Интересно звучит, сначала не совсем понял, что происходит, но уже через полчаса прослушивания втянулся. Мне нравится. Раньше, до изучения истории музыки, представлял себе дабстеп как что-то из Скриллекса, а тут совсем другое звучание) Вот он, настоящий "разрыв шаблона"...

[@krabsogood]

послушай лэйбл Tempa

[@wandahoi]

@@krabsogood спасибо за наводку, по запросу нашел микс от Headhunter, прослушал. В некоторых треках узнал многие манипуляции над басом, характерные для дабстепа, из "современных" представителей жанра, удивило

[@krabsogood]

@@wandahoi /watch?v=HC9ULm4HquU&t=976s

[@krabsogood]

@@wandahoi /watch?v=HC9ULm4HquU

[@ЛюдмилаЛашманова-к2м]

@@wandahoi то что скирлекс и современный дабстеп, это не дабстеп, просто какие-то идиоты решили так назвать, поробуй в ютубе найти дипхаус или электро, не найдешь. все завалено каким то говном которое зачемто так назвали, тот жанр о котором ты говоришь называется бростеп. Современный дабстеп до сихх пор есть и выпускается в андеграунде имеет такое же звучаение как олд но с более свежим звуком, лучшим мастерингом и тд

[@heinandout]

Big ups to the homies that jammed dubstep all stars series in the dayyyyy. Bipups Hatcha

[@beaujameson3710]

Bisexual baby dogs?

[@jamesf8016]

Fave mix from this series. Always come back to it.

[@m4ttmcg4nn]

There are only two genres of music. The good and the bad, I like both

[@silasthedon2264]

So dark and fucked this sound. Love it so much. So sad that even todays dubstep that’s been revived “140” stil doesn’t touch this. Whole album is mega man

[@delarapper757]

2 step the father of dubstep. U.K for life.

[@mckennapartridge6153]

Wish I could've been born just a generation or two earlier. Would have been amazing to have been a part of this culture while it still thrived

[@beeyurself]

indeed. however there are some simplistic dubstep djs and producers in my city. it was just hard to find the community.

[@hughmungus415]

First dubstep album I bought . Sick .

[@MrJungleterror]

Me too this Album Change my live

[@hughmungus415]

Having a midlife crisis and giving this banging album a spin on big speakers ..... sorry neighbours I know I’m nearly 40 . But it has to be done

[@Gonzonalized420]

Memories, goood times!

[@darkslider802]

Thumbs up

[@tropicaoptica]

SICKEST FUCKING MIX ON ALL-STARS (besides volume 2 with Youngsta)

[@JackElo7777]

And vol.10☺️

[@kollegessig]

and vol.3😊

[@klswun50]

Still shits on everything today, timeless…

[@TheGamingDynamite]

this album is and always will be fire!! listen to the masters

[@Sqlut]

probably the first official dubstep out there

[@Jamisonrand86]

It is. That's how I ended up here actually. Was looking at different genres of music and how they got their names and identity. And this was mentioned as the birth of dubstep!

[@geoff7894]

@@Jamisonrand86check out the comp album “the roots of dubstep”

[@jrow8694]

I have grabbed dubstep by the roots.

[@medicensam]

GENIAALLL!!!!!!!!!esta genial este disco

[@federicogizmo7897]

I'm glad that hatcha is still skanking

[@jukpulfer]

fym still? this shit is from 2004

[@federicogizmo7897]

fuckJuly I mean he's still producing

[@adantesuds]

11. Benny Ill & DJ Hatcha - Crazy Intro 31:48 12. Horsepower Productions - Classic Delux 34:52 13. Roxy & El-B - Cuba 39:09 14. Benny Ill & DJ Hatcha - Poison 42:55 15. Benga - Amber 47:18 16. Menta - Rubba 49:08 17. DJ Hatcha - Dub Express 51:39 18. Benny Ill & DJ Hatcha - Stand Clear 56:06 19. DJ Hatcha - Conga Therapy 58:51

[@Audunforgard]

IT started before this, but this is where the "Sound" crystallized. Big Ups from 🇧🇻

[@gulfcoastpinebelt8600]

Conga Therapy* last track is what makes this genre so good. It's bizarre and rhythmic hypnotic

[@TheBennychin]

Awesome compilation. Gets better the more you listen.

[@kirstyjane9895]

Go Terry my boy. great memories from FWD>> and discovering this new sound. chattin to you n Arthur in Big Apple during the day and getting down to FWD>> in the evening.

[@channelinvalidclicktolearn9418]

The ghostly sound at 10:10 sounds strangely similar to the Halo 2 flood music... wonder which released first?

[@Timesend]

Absolutely amazing. I will listen forever I love it.

[@quintenandjoannklonowski134]

lol i keep repeating ....havent let it go after 25 minutes...lol

[@chrishendricks1160]

This is arguably one of the best dubstep albums ever made... F Skrillex. Garbage made for jocks and headbangers ...but this is a masterpiece. Pure Gold! What this is to dubstep is the equivalent of what plastikman is to house music.

[@obsidiangrey1696]

i'm with you! that's what's up!

[@osamabinsaucin929]

Facts👌

[@carnap355]

Interesting how many compliments to this are made at the expense of something else. It's like you can't just say this is cool, you have to add some negativity for people to agree

[@galetinm]

Yes. Because nowadays general public wrongly equate dubstep to something completely different. This is dubstep.

[@carnap355]

@@galetinm it's not wrong, words don't have true meanings

[@ReegyDee]

when fame gets involved the love is lost. that's what happens to all genres

[@Paytoslay5000]

Timeless mix. Hatcha is so slick and smooth with his transitions!

[@s.g.187]

Smog sessions!!! Tempa beats..

[@RikoAyaka455]

35:34 still my favorite part

[@AnusUltime]

Anyway real dubstep here

[@yokle15]

Cheers for the upload, been meaning to catch up with some of the older dubstep allstars. Vol5 is still my favourite though, Splurt makes it for me

[@heinandout]

Absolute classsaasic

[@quintenandjoannklonowski134]

15;,13 is the sounds i hear after a big held hit

[@ThallesRicardito]

This is gold, hero!

[@GoonKun]

ok, this´s fucking amazing

[@kentwinstonmedia]

I am russian who always says: This is dubstep suka blyat, other is brostep and not bro! As a producer i can speak about fartstep: hmm, mby ok, no rude speech from me, but fuck ya all, who named this masterpieces into "shit deep", morans. With biggest appreciation and huge adore to real dubstep! My love is always Skream, Benga, Conga, Digital Mindz, Biome, Burial

[@GeneralSpooda]

legend suka ibanna

[@willb1405]

[@jonkyleh]

Thanks for uploading this!!!

[@WhiteTiger6951]

Here once again

[@PNNYRFACE]

Some of these comments are gold

[@darrylprojectile]

properly tidy and vibes

[@matrixcaps]

This is what it's all about....

[@vacthc]

Thank you for pointing that out. It really bugs me when people call Dubstep Dub.

[@JackElo7777]

Cool💪

[@MasterFraser]

fair play to you, you dont have to like it, in the same way if i like rock i dont have to like really old pioneering rock music, i should respect it though, cuz without it the music you like now wouldnt exist

[@Selcouth831]

seeing titles like HARD DUBSTEP 2013 and EPICSTEP in the suggested bar kind of upsets me,

[@DisturbedJunglist]

I dunno, Hatcha does go in pretty hard in this mix

[@lapor__]

alabado sea el padre del dubstep

[@quintenandjoannklonowski134]

fahhhhhhhhhhhhhk yes you....we are blessssed up babies....hairs on my skin are up///// all of em

[@gidavies8511]

don't even put skrillex and hatcha in the same sentence

[@ishy416]

+gi davies i think you just did

[@daniquinteero6800]

U just blowed his mind hahaha

[@Harry_Vederci]

I HATE : -The second lines -Writing youtube comments -Lists

[@SimiliaSC]

Truth bro

[@juanes3013]

@@ishy416 HAHAHAHA

[@helysantiago9402]

Según wikipedia es el primero que hizo el dubstep.

[@dynamicparkour313]

no el evoluciono el dubstep

[@dynamicparkour313]

no, hes evolved dubstep

[@daniloalarcon6350]

Wikipedia no es fuente confiable :v

[@hsooch]

4 the headz who remember

[@ManuelGonzalez-eq8yr]

1. Babylon - Daddy G 2. Sholay - Horsepower 3. Amazon - )Eib( 4. The Judgement - Banga 5. Hatcha-Dub - Banga 6. Rage - Mark One 7. On the Run - Horsepower 8. Monsoon - Skream 9. Fat Larry's Skank - Benny 10. Highland Spring - Benny 11. Crazy Intro - Benny 12. Classic Delux - Horsepower 13. Cuba - Roxy 14. Poison - Benny 15. Amber - Benga 16. Rubba - Menta 17. Dub Express - DJ Hatcha 18. Stand Clear - Henry 19. Conga Therapy - DJ Hatcha

[@gregkors8791]

This is good shit

[@aaronacosta2296]

OG bassheads

[@iremapak]

massive

[@nosewindows]

Ahhh... The good old days, before robotic whales queefing in slow motion destroyed the genre.

[@codesnail2722]

wooow cuanto ha cambiado el dubstep :v

[@tapimor7524]

Ignacio MG si y eso es bueno no lo crees

[@wertoikldiego5077]

La dvd xd

[@anonimaporseguridad1259]

esto es dubstep, no las chorradas del emo reinventado

[@wertoikldiego5077]

anónima por seguridad los 2 son Dubstep y quizás no te gusta, pero pues la música evoluciona, tampoco te creas experto solo porque te gusta el género antiguo xd

[@anonimaporseguridad1259]

wertoikl sertoikl no niño esas basura de skrilex no es dubstep en nada, para tu información el termino correcto es brostep, hay un oceano de diferencia entre los 2 asi q no digas q ese genero subnormal q hoy todos los niñatos tambien es dubstep, una cosa es evolucion de un genero y otra cosa es no saber nada y plagiar un nombre basado en la desinformación. Y si me creo, porque no creerme por saber la realidad de las cosas....pero es un inicio el que si quiera hayas buscado en youtube algo mas del dubstep, del verdadero. Saludos

[@alprosoyaoriginal2247]

34:52 this shit right here is a banger

[@TeKSystemDubstep]

Because it originated from UK Garage and other genres of EDM music. These are the grandfathers of Dubstep, at the time there were no other genres like it so they could just experiment and eventually it was categorised as a completely new genre. For me, the artists you named are what's wrong with Dubstep, but it's nice to see how genres can evolve, so i'm not gonna hate. Hope this helped you understand a bit more mate.

[@Audunforgard]

Its all about keeping IT Ongybongy

[@jonpatterson9678]

America - Welcome to dupstep

[@sirhissbristol]

23:42 ID?

[@lbzorz]

Still has to be the last two tracks for me. Fucking bangs

[@rekonekcik]

This is it!

[@sackrotch]

listen to this mix with a Sub Pac and you can feel the sub bass!

[@ZootCaptain]

Or a SRM1550 and turn up,not paying £360 quid for a back pack that i cannot put fuck all into lol

[@sackrotch]

+Zoot Captain Triggered much fam?

[@ZootCaptain]

@The_Lefty_Knox Maybe a little.

[@harrowlax28]

Yes.

[@jak_bor_6478]

true skool

[@henriquetestai3748]

gotta have tons of benny illl

[@chriswilmot200]

Where is Dubstep now? It was a very short genre.

[@harrowlax28]

Holy shit hahah listen to 49:08 with decent headphones on, shit will make you dizzy

[@redcloth6073]

wow...felt brainless for a bit haha

[@KoRnhead12]

So you're saying in the beginning it more resembled UK Garage? And a decade later it evolved into something totally different? Are there artists today that play something similar to this and different from what the acts I mentioned play? Do Skrillex or Excision or any other popular act have any characteristics in their music that are identified with the genre as a whole? For example most of their songs have the kick and snare on the 1st and 3rd beat, but how common is that?

[@DonBugatti]

Well it really isn't Skrillex' fault in any way, he just made edm, and people liked it. And in the end, it's actually his fans which are the real problem, Skrillex never intended to ruin dubstep or anything, he just made his own style...

[@AnusUltime]

Hey chill , don't blame Skrillex , one of his favourite artists il Burial , but u can blame his communuty

[@WhyHelloThereChaps]

classic

[@0r1zuru]

Oh dubstep((( What America did with you(((

[@ViezePoeperd]

The mainstream sheeple had a go at it

[@InterestingFindings]

Excision, Downlink, Datsik.... All Canadian. May as well "blame" it North America, but blaming music on country is dumb anyway. Mainstream is mainstream. Tastes change. What about Cookie Monsta or Flux Pavilion (UK)? The music we love was mislabeled by another type of music that was fresh and new. College aged people and kids ate it up, just like when I was a kid and ate up every piece of 2003-2011 golden era dubstep I could find. New "dubstep" became mainstream. One part of classic dubstep's decline was the brand dilution stemming from this. I know your comment was a troll-throwaway or channel promotion puff but I always thought that type of statement was stupid.

[@TrekkDub]

Does anyone know what that thing in front of hatcha is it has always baffled me..

[@moket123]

It's the mixer they had in Plastic People, the club where FWD nights were held

[@yokle15]

Unfortunately I can't pay the record shop in internets

[@jotakusan759]

This is it's

[@voicustefanrazvan6955]

what about EL-B?

[@ilmatzo]

2-step

[@ilmatzo]

@@joeysanders2054 i couldn't agree more In fact I remember when I met all these styles my musical world exploded, I am from Uruguay and although electronic music is something it is constantly growing, these styles were not something that many people listened to. Then through some French friends who came to play I bought one of them the vinyl of El b "Digital" and from that moment there was no going back = P I would like to share with you a mix that I made influenced by all this music and its derivatives , A big greeting. soundcloud.com/matzo-farias/untouchable-sound

[@sonnillonn89]

I agree that dubstep has evolved from this, but I also agree that the newer dubstep fulfills peoples ear holes more than this today. I am not knocking neither one because I like almost all techno/dubstep/ drum and bass. Today people only heard about dubstep b/ of big names like skrillex and datsik. You have to agree that this is dubstep and those artist also make dubstep. If you like one, the other or both, dont just come on a page disrespecting the music YOU came to hear!People are so ignorant

[@playercore7444]

A distinction is important although I agree the term brostep sounds like shit. Both of these genres deserve to exist just call them differently to avoid confusion

[@EMZIFrances]

[@allenskowron7451]

This is REAL dubstep. Skillex is for 10 year olds :P

[@47issues]

You guys do realize Skrillex is a fan of dubstep like this right? Hell one of his favorite artists is Burial

[@MH-zw6qd]

Gahsh yahs pleahse mohre

[@yokle15]

Check out my channel for the full mix of Volume 5, thought I'd upload as there wasn't one

[@yaelperalta8748]

♡

[@hambresuenoyvodka]

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