Skream - Organic

From the bonus Skreamizm disc off of "Outside the Box"

[@stickerbrush827]

The most underrated tune ever

[@A3roNoob]

This is one of the best dubstep track ever created. It crosses your mind with incomparable beauty. So amazing with eyes closed.

[@casandraoquendo2030]

this one takes me on an emotional rollercoaster

[@stelav79]

Even after all this time, I'll never get tired of this tune...fits my feelings so very well at some times of my life where I need it most....

[@SebastianAlvarezz]

This guy is a real artist

[@nwsmoker]

Man I never understood this song until now. He really did capture Organic.

[@Rixsuolen]

Pure class🙏

[@madzmedia2]

You know what I wanna hear, and I hope to one day make it myself. A mixture of 'Brostep' and Skream old styled Dubstep with a little hint of garage in it too. That would be awesome

[@rokokoko123]

This one is very listenable

[@bloodyincisors]

Finally, someone saying something sensible in the comments section on youtube.

[@PoolzOfficial]

I must say the piano chords are absolutely awesome..

[@HendraAnggrian]

truly a work of genius, literally can't stop listening to this. If you guys know anything close to this, please post it right here.

[@davidbarnhoorn6241]

Skream - perferated

[@Ohmyjhon_]

skream - fnkonomika

[@jazzblue7497]

XXYYXX - Alone has similar strong bass.

[@HendraAnggrian]

No offence but I find XXYYXX to be enjoyable if only you're on something if you know what I mean. Take "About You" for an example.

[@louishenebel77]

Hati Vati

[@Guitars4Zombies]

Why is there an argument about Mass Effect 3? KZbin never ceases to amaze me.

[@grahamyodude]

I think the main problem Dubstep purists fail to point out to mainstream fans (a lot of the time it is because they are inarticulate themselves in explaining the genre they profess so much love for to others), is that mainstream "Dubstep" employs the wobble way too much. Dubstep can have an "organic" feel, meaning that it has the bass as a "tube" which is a type of bass line. it is also supposed to be a "sine" wave giving it a rounded out tone and feel to it and making it feel more natural and "organic".

[@Deceitful93]

grahamyodude Other than the obvious heavy synths, I think the main difference between the two styles is the mood/vibe. This kind is usually more relaxed, dark, or serious whilst the popular kind is more energetic and dance-oriented. Anyway, sine waves don't sound natural to me, since they don't really exist in nature. I do like the warmth they give music though.

[@shymickey6]

"tube" bassline,ey?

[@lonesoldier33]

I don't argue over what the best style of music is, or what the best video game console is or anything like that because I'm not a child any more. Seriously, if I like Xbox and the guy next to me likes Playstation, or if he likes rock and I like electronic, who cares? Each to their GOD DAMN OWN.

[@ROhjklyuiop]

People just compare music to see how different and how far a genre has came since it began.

[@vandal2008]

that piano is just fucking lovely

[@kzari2009]

this song is simple yet powerfull and wonderful

[@Trichomes503]

@Tembila2 Because some person probably took a picture with a camera while someone else found the image online. Light reflecting off the square would probably make it seem more opaque in the photographed image.

[@SeekaDubstep]

till this day this gives me the shivers! the title hits the nail on the head

[@NashuanCookie]

that little piano sound makes the whole song so beautiful and perfect.. i would give a lot if i could show people that dubstep isnt (only) about screaming around and making bass so loud that you cant hear anything else.. its a beautiful genre. but thanks to the music industry it changed so much.. well, but it gives me still hope that this guy wont change his music style :)

[@amandel12345]

hard NOT to like this song! its captivating :)

[@Stefan777x]

music is less of an art, its now the next top product we should be grateful for the artists actually pushing to the edge

[@hoakwick]

Someone forced them at gunpoint to click on this video and listen to the free music.

[@worldsbestmediasource]

1049 ten range system 9 and 10 o clock -55 degree temperature Celsius.

[@butler393]

the guy is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

[@jordanirish1930]

skream's drum patterns are like no fucking other. quality man.

[@BabyTych0]

Arguing over dubstep: this is why we can't have nice things.

[@grimblegrumble]

As somebody said before me. The best tunes on youtube are in 240p.

[@TheLiushen]

Please stop cry, we live in a free world. Anyone can comment on the post he wants with the words he wants. Peace man

[@91flanny]

so passionate

[@lildomplaya2]

Rusko is was right when he was talking about brostep. When Skrillex came out, using Rusko's words, "it sounds like its screaming at you" is a bit uncomfortable & he just happen to overdo it along with other EDM artist. Dubstep just sounds much more soothing to casual listeners where brostep is, well, screaming at you with all the noises lol. Its like Rock & Death Metal. I share both types of music on my iTunes library with few exceptions.

[@OmartheOrange]

0:00

[@jazzblue7497]

I bet theres bass,my shitty headphones just cant play it.

[@Osiiris48]

Youre damn right there is

[@VanIsleBC]

nice tune

[@imafuckenduckaddicct]

Well, I think you missed my point. I'm not talking about past, I'm talking about the idea of dubstep which hasn't changed in years, given that Skream can still release songs like "Snarled" who are definitely not containing much melody but are being praised for being uncompromisingly dubstep, in contrast to his more melody-oriented works like "Anticipate". This leads me to the conclusion that you can't say that dubstep is more melody-involved than brostep, whatever brostep is. Do you agree?

[@digitydutes7]

Skream's heavy bass-y shit is the best, but Outside The Box is definitely my favorite set by him only because of the variety and flow of the music

[@DnbDubJunkie]

@bombshellblonde544 I feel you on that one, i don't know many people that listen to it but the people i do know are close friends of mine. We basically just go back and forth letting each other know of great new artists and tunes lol. I had the same reaction from my sister when i first started listening to it because she listened to more soft rock kind of stuff and she said dubstep gave her headaches if she was around it for a long time lol.

[@FourtySven]

is skream music non copyright can i use it in a montage video?

[@FourtySven]

Im not wrong, i never stated anything about the past. I simply said dubstep is more melodically involved than Bro-step. That also means that Bro-step can include melodies but it wont be so involved so much as dubstep. My comment wasn't about the first, or the original i could care less

[@sparkelakevg]

hahahaaaaaaaaa this is proppa sick,boom selection sounds,currently blazing a j with da lads and feeling the emotions, safe bruv proppa dappa tunage

[@DLMphotos]

Skream keeps it real... 'Nuff said.

[@reconasist]

@NeverSTFUproductions the ending to mass effect was great, im srry but its the ultimate sacrifice you pay to keep synthetic life alive. either destroy all, or get colonized, i like those choices, its not a ' good ending' where evryone lives, its a '

[@dbx01]

amazing

[@6KingCooper6]

The "there's no such thing as a bad musician" is totally wrong. But other than that you hit the nail on the head m8.

[@HARDFLlPS]

@DnbDubJunkie Don't worry about other people. Just enjoy the music you listen too.

[@TheDeadStretch]

Is this on Vinyl?

[@FriskMeister392]

And that's what "brostep" is missing, is that dark atmosphere, which i think was the point of dubstep in the first place. Though this is just my own personal preference, inherently one is not "better" than the other.

[@bombshellblonde544]

@DnbDubJunkie I really enjoy listening to his stuff, but music is highly subjective. I know the first time I played dubstep my mom told me it sounded like someone was torturing a computer, and it was the same chill, repetitive, trance-like dubstep in the vein of Skream's stuff. It seems many people don't understand that. I haven't met anybody that likes Skrillex that is unpleasant, but then again, I pretty much stay in my circle of friends.

[@TheMrTom123]

at splash-festival 2012. epic

[@Ex0rz]

@FlashMau5 No but when i hear a dubstep beat at a 140bpm song i usually thikn its dubstep that im hearing. Not sure tho if you mean electro or ELECTRONIC. This would be electronic music...

[@NJBZX]

I don't care what y'all arguing about. but this is amazing! There is love and feeling into it. LOVE IT! :D

[@samsepoil2111]

I think that's most of us man. well this and Call of Duty. that's about it.

[@edleng69]

i'm going to use this in my essay and quote "glennSwagmire", i hope my professor doesn't mind.

[@yoko.onos.yelling]

absolute.

[@LauraGreeneMTC]

bittersweet stuff,

[@TheOfficialTozza]

@DnbDubJunkie I listen to Skrillex, and Skream, nothing wrong with it, i know the roots of dubstep and what not, i appreciate all the music, music evolves, if it didn't, well everybody would run out of ideas, just appreciate that this music's around and listen to what you like :)

[@DnbDubJunkie]

@DrBawslap Yeah man, like somebody could show me the most grimiest song ever in the universe and i'd still take those chill and dark tracks over it anyday of the week lol. I even like a little bit of filth from time to time, but it's those deep tracks that get to me because they put me in a trance that seems to feel like i'm just floating away from all the craziness of the times ;)

[@P3Gaming]

the true father of dub

[@mrchse1]

@DnbDubJunkie Im 17 and hooked to dubstep for not even 1 year and I listen to Skream and Skrillex but Im regarding Skrillex as Brostep or at least another kind of Dubstep. I think you cant compare them (Its like Apples and Bananas. 2 different things). Its possible to like both and appreciate the good things about Skream AND Skrillex. IMO By the way: This one is a beauty =)

[@Tmanstext]

I know this comment is a year old but honestly you are a very very wise person so yeah thank you very much i just wanted to say that.

[@ryan1111111555555555]

Am I considered Old Skool since I don't know what Brostep actually is?

[@YamaDWD]

Why is most Dupstep tune so lengthy? and out-sided?

[@crassirus]

TL:DR, everybody chill the fuck out. I can get behind this idea :), especialyl with this chill ass music playing.

[@bombshellblonde544]

@DnbDubJunkie Are we not allowed to listen to both? I've seen so much anger toward Skrillex in comments on Skream's videos. It makes me really sad. I love Skrillex, but I also really enjoy this. It disappoints me that people have to be so elitist instead of just enjoying the music

[@OfficialHemp]

anyone else notice 360p is better then 480p?!

[@PeopleSpokeSK8]

Back when I first discovered dubstep, I was really listening to brostep, and I thought to myself, "There's gotta be something that has shaking your house bass!" and I ended up here.

[@EmmyKhan]

I can die satisfied now

[@SygDreng1]

is there a single Skream video with genre arguments, fuck!

[@dude488]

this song is soooooooooooo good!! this is fucking art

[@kujikuru]

@LordYram ... when you have a baby ... stik this tune on ... listen ... can u feel sumthing?

[@ZonedOutBass]

Actually this is more like breaks but I could be wrong, it just sounds more like breaks to me.

[@Kuntainment]

why no 1080?! o.o

[@ElastoChild]

this is delicious

[@edwizzletheg]

I like music

[@imafuckenduckaddicct]

nice

[@DnbDubJunkie]

@PurqleApple I listen to a lil bit of Mojo already, as for nobody knows about him... I wouldn't go that far, he's put a few of his tracks on beatport and got good sells on them as far as i know.

[@PurqleApple]

@DnbDubJunkie I mean , that he is one of the Underground Producers .. hes not "fame" , know what I mean? :P

[@FriskMeister392]

Metal influence in dubstep was present already in 2004 by the courtesy of Distance (he used a Sepultura sample in the song "Nomad" if i'm not mistaken). So that's nothing new. In a sense, the collision of metal and dubstep, to me, always seemed inevitable since they were both the darkest types of music around more or less. Also, From First to Last was an emo-band weren't they? Nothing to do with metal nor hardcore punk.

[@JoseMonkeys]

Dat bass

[@derekpeart4208]

Wot a dood !! Top bee and baselines

[@05dabest]

@Tacheonblack Naw he's raking in the views now, I would go with Mala for one of the most under-rated artistsof our time.

[@LaserHighway]

4:34 - 100% pure unadulterated fresh bass.

[@DnbDubJunkie]

@nezveratu huh?i'm not really sure what you mean to be honest although i was listening to skream before this cd came out....

[@C810B]

Max out your subwoofer. Prepare for 4:30. Enjoy bass massage

[@homo3485]

is this skreams original channel ??

[@Cheedillow]

@Tacheonblack Underrated? Him and Benga are praised as the ones who made dubstep mainstream.

[@Beefy5Layerr]

YYYYYEEEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!

[@Livinthedream96]

skrillex=brostep skream=dubstep

[@Lorcan_bb]

@Tacheonblack Underrated? He is known of the god of dubstep..

[@shymickey6]

maaaarrrry meeee, skream.

[@Ex0rz]

@FlashMau5 So a certain sound defines a genre? Wat? A guy once said to me that all wobbly is dubstep... So if you make a rocksong with a wobblesound in the background, its dubstep? This IS DUBSTEP and not some electro shizz.

[@DnbDubJunkie]

@tenaciousE21912 sir are u...?

[@imafuckenduckaddicct]

Wrong. The idea of dubstep has never been about melody. The original Loefah/Skream/Digital Mystiks dubstep is defined by sub-bass and snare (or whatever it is called, you know what I mean), actual harmony began in 2005, though. And if you listen really carefully you might also find melodies in your "Brostep" which is, as the big-room-music that it is, basically in need of harmonic parts to unleash the whole power of the counterpoint (->drop) afterwards.

[@TheChristyBeamish]

@DnbDubJunkie sorry if i read your comment wrong lol, but you do see many people comment on popular videos of skream who think there big by insulting skrillex. Skrillex is a talented artist and he wouldnt be so famous if he wasnt talented. Im not arguing by the way im just speaking to everyone in general :) (Y)

[@InVolcy]

Dude, Google is just across the street.

[@WTFisToast]

Dubstep is dubstep and brostep is brostep.

[@logandansby259]

skream = dubstep skrillex = brostep

[@Tembila2]

How come some squares are more solid than others in the picture? O:

[@EvanLyman]

@DnbDubJunkie No need to overreact. I'm not attacking your personal tastes, just trying to clarify what "hipsters" are. The word gets thrown around so much today there's almost no meaning.