This ages like vintage automobiles, fine Italian wine & artisan cheeses. It's a clean and easy sound of the era of Dubstep and will always be one of my favorites and on the top of my playlists. Still here in 2024, who's with me?! 🎉😊❤
What's your opinion on Arkasia? I can give a few good examples to widen this scope of good ass dubstep Arkasia - day after day Arkasia - Back as one Arkasia - breaknoise re-think (Arkasia remix) And the most recent coming out 2 years ago Arkasia - Citadel Arkasia - We are one And the last which is the best of the most recently released songs is Arkasia- Vengeful Paragon.
lol ive had this song stuck in my head for a couple of good months and i'm wandering what the dang song is but i was listening to this just now and that song came up... my mind just went blank then exploded because this is the song i've been looking for. imagine you see a girls/boys face and you're trying to see them again until you see them in the coffee shop or a random store and you come up to them relieved because you're done looking for them and now they're there with you. yea thats how i feel rn. Im relieved.
Right? Accessing my old songs and found this, and its still nice to hear. Rarely did dubstep have melodies, and they still don't often use instruments like piano. There's something about this kind of stuff that finds a new way to mix together older and newer music styles. It's still fairly hard to do, especially with the more "hardcore" electronic stuff like dubstep and the softer, orchestral instruments.
It will get old....but like that`s ever gonna matter anything its already old song ....more old it gets better it is cause memories that connect to it increases so dont worry im not gonna see this song day of demise even when average age to me is 1000 years :)
This song is just...amazing. Lately id been having trouble in my life everything was just falling apart and I felt like i had no friends. I always fell back to music and whenever i heard this song it made me feel like everything was going to be okay. Im so happy that Vexare decided to be a musician, because he truly changed my life.
This song first started the crack the walls, then they began to crumble and collapse every second. Soon, the drops came and all the debris that was scattered randomly on the floor was flung into the air because of the colossal strength of the giant explosion. My house was absolutely catastrophically devastated; But listening to this badass song was worth it anyway :P
This still sounds futuristic now lol, although I love the brostep type stuff from 2008-2012 when dubstep first went mainstream this is on another level compared to most other tracks from those days
The beautiful time, when dubstep was still figuring itself out, and each new track was an experiment in itself, before becoming the same repetitive stuff that is being milked these days, sounding the same and following same established patterns. It was great time.
@@MafaRiochi remember in 2012/13 everybody was saying dubstep had turned into repetitive noise bullshit, people were saying the good old 2009-11 era was dead. You gotta learn to love present music as much as past one cause sooner than expected one turns into the other
I can help you by giving you more artists of his calbire. Arkasia Arkasia - Day after day would be a good song if your looking for something that sounds like this
He was 14 when he did his first tracks like Firing and You Wouldn't Know Me. Now he's 17. He celebrated his 17th birthday on his fb page this last January:)
The calm sound is the prey wandering around. The "rattles" are the rattlesnakes approaching and when the drop occurs it is the sound of the rattlesnakes attacking the prey we hear. The ending of the song is the rattlesnakes leaving.
IceFang -akaFang If YOU knew anything about dubstep, you would know that he's NOT a dubstep producer. And he's a "he" not an "it". And i'm 95% sure that Cariaga was being sarcastic since well...Skrillex is over-hyped. Enough of this though, every single dubstep song invloves "Better than skrillex" argument and it's making me sick. I don't want to see him ever again in the comment section honestly.
BoggTo What I meant by "he's not a dubstep producer" was that 90% of the stuff he releases nowadays aren't even dubstep. One of the songs, Bangarang, is hyped to be one of his best Dubstep songs when it's actually an electro-house song *chuckles*. The song in matter isn't even the so-called "Brostep" (a name i sincerely hate), which is a branch of Dubstep (so a person calling a brostep song dubstep wouldn't be wrong. It's still the same family of genres), the only thing fans call it dubstep for is the wobble bass, but lets face it. Wobblin' is not a unique thing to dubstep. So yeaaah, he's not really a budstep producer, he just releases 2-3 dubstep songs from time to time
this is dubstep with a brain. any idiot with garage band can make a dubstep song, but if they don't know anything about musical composition, they just make a skrillix clone. Vexare is knowledgeable about how to put music together cohesively, so the hard tech and the piano work in synch to make an excellent song.
Did u know there is parts to this song this is part 2 part 1 is called clockmaker part 3 is Still remaining and part 4 the best of all is called Where did we go and there all made by that one person vexare listen to them in order bro oh my god
