Oliverse & Hannah Avison - Lonely [UKF15 Release] 

But my left ear heard it... :P

ohh we saw that! don’t worry we ain’t telling nobody!

totally not👀

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nope, because we heard that LOL

That’s pretty sad

I'm still recommend to listen his realises in Disciple Records 2018 - Today😎

I especially recommend listening to his releases as like: Friend Forever w/Tisoki, Dimension EP, Unspoken, Say Nothing, Zomboy - Lone Wolf & Koven - Stars (Oliverse Remixes) and etc.

how ?

true

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isn’t that what dubstep bpm is anyways?

yeah. i was surprised as well

it is a rare one, old kick-snare pattern in dubstep. Last time I memorably heard this was by "Dion Timmer - Till I Make It" in the same UKF Blue. Heck, Oliverse already made a previous track "Emotion" with the same half-time beat. Not all dubstep has to confine with samey riddim/brostep pattern. Dubstep came with bass "and" groove. Also, It's not that of a big news if some dubstep sound like borderline "not dubstep".

Also, if you want more proof, Rusko's Thunder also has the same halftime beat but still a dubstep, and that was made more than 10 years ago.

Many classic dubstep tracks have this kind of groove. Another like this one with the melodic vibes is Moore Kismet - HOW 2 BUILD A BETTER MAN

So I hear what people here are saying, and I simply disagree. I think its a good, fun song and I think it fits with a lot of other things Oliverse has done. But I think you are focusing on the “groove” too much. Its 140 bpm halftime or thereabouts *and* bass, IMO. The “and” one of you points out works both ways. Its not an “or”, at least in my opinion. Theres plenty of music thats halftime that works in the roughly 130-145bpm range that is self professedly not dubstep. Every one of thr examples you guys provided is a good stuff that I was already familiar with, but all of it has something which this lacks - a prominent bass, in the sub and/or mid range. Its not that I dont think dubstep can be pop-y or have elements of other electronic genres in it, as Oliverse has done many times himself, but pretty much every time he has, theres been a bass. I think his Stranger’s is an awesome example of where its very pop-y but as clearly still dubstep imo, with the inclusion of a prominent sub. Its not to say this song doesnt have a bit of bass either but its not prominent and is just sidechained/in the background in the same way a house tune might be. Anyway, if you guys still dont agree after hearing me out, that’s fine! Its still a great song, regardless of the genre, and we can all enjoy in our own way. :)

I thought the same.

Moore Kismet - How 2 Build a Better Man sounds like this style of dubstep

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