Dubstep is no longer the lonely stepchild hiding away in dark corners of the UK.... it's gone global. From sunny California to New Zealand, home to Mt Eden Dubstep, the genre is everywhere... picking up music fanatics of all persuasions. As a testament to the growing crossover appeal of dubstep, I've posted a few remixes of popular hip hop, electropop and alt rock tracks that I'll be banging in the Lancer this summer. Tracks after the jump...
I've got to rant a little bit about the first track. Several times passersby have wrongly identified the "Mmmm whatcha say" lyric as originating from a Jason Derulo song. Whatcha Say by Jason Derulo heavily samples Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap. That's right... the only catchy, original and worthwhile part of that chart-topping hit song was penned by Imogen Heap... not Jason Derulo. Imogen Heap deserves most of the credit for Derulo's success on that song as far as I'm concerned. Thank you and enjoy a fantastic alteration of the real deal!
Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek (Mt Eden Dubstep Remix)
DJ E - Say Dubstep (Mt Eden Dubstep vs. Wiz Khalifa)
The Pixies - Where is my Mind? (Bassnectar Remix)
Labels: Bassnectar, DJ E, Imogen Heap, Mt Eden Dubstep, The Pixies, Wiz Khalifa
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