#dubstep babe

[theoriginal-djdemmerneck]

New song of mine just came out

[distant-screaming]

WHAT AN EXPRESSION. I AM SEATED

[kintsukuroi-babes]

Sign I saw at a recent festival I went to.

[rowanhoney]

Different parts of the uk are soooo coded by their music scenes, makes it easier to pick where to live based on vibes

[whimsicalcotton]

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[are-we-really-doing-this]

JUST WHAT I’VE BEEN WANTING, YOU A REAL ONE FOR THIS.

@are-we-really-doing-this

LOOK AT OUR FAVORITE SEXY DEMON MAN AHAHAH-

[euniexenoblade]

Her: hey babe can you put on some music while we fuck I'd like some background sound

Me: I know just the thing

Her: it's not the weird trans lesbian my little pony dubstep dance pop album is it

Me: ....noo

Me:

[hedonisticeiram]

Hear me out a Marauder’s Au fic but make them DJ’s. James would be a Latin beats kind of guy. Sirius would be pop synth. Remus would be alternative haus. Peter would be folk/ break beats.

Evan would be a stagehand for Barty who would be dubstep/ nu metal. Pandora and Dorcas would mix together creating ethereal eclectic mixes heavy on the reverb. Meanwhile Regulus is living that double life of the infamous DJ that only shows up at big events to collab or destroy. Any other time he’s just a Rave Babe. I love it. 🫶🖤😮‍💨

[jaydaichu]

Hello! May I request a jealous! chuuya seeing his s/o being flirted with while they’re out on a date? Bonus point if both are part of the port mafia and his s/o has just returned from a long mission and chuuya just wants to spend as much time as he could with his beloved <3

𝐉𝐄𝐀𝐋𝐎𝐔𝐒𝐘? 𝐍𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑! 𝐟𝐭. 𝐍𝐀𝐊𝐀𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐀 𝐂𝐇��̄𝐘𝐀

cw: brief harassment, swearing

The restaurant was cute, and the food was good, but that was the last of your concerns at the moment. What was your biggest concern, was the ginger across from you.

Mori had sent you on a mission that had taken nearly a month. The mission itself wasn’t overly hard, but being away from Chūya for so long certainly was. And from the way he’d refused to let you out of his sight for the last few hours, you could tell it was the same for him.

“Next time Mori sends you on a bullshit mission like that, I’m going with,” Chūya grumbled, curling his hand over yours. You couldn’t help but laugh a little at his pout.

“Well luckily, he’s giving me a break for a little bit. Wanna have a movie night tonight?” You offered with a smirk. Instantly the ginger gave you a suspicious look. “As long as I’m picking the movie. You have awful taste, doll,” He muttered.

You gasped, mock offended. “I’ll have you know that every movie I pick is a masterpiece!” He just shot you a dubstep look. “Don’t hurt yourself lying now,” he teased.

“You deserve better, babe!” Both you and Chūya whipped around, surprised to see a large man hovering over you, a leering smile spreading across his face.

“Excuse me?” Chūya hissed lowly, sensing your discomfort. “I wasn’t talking to you, boy. The hot lady here deserves someone who wants to watch her favorite movie!”

You couldn’t help but turn your nose up at the man as he leaned closer to you. “The only hot thing here is that breath,” You bit back, trying to move away from him and closer to your lover.

The man barked out a laugh, more amused than offended. “Believe me, sweetheart, he can’t handle your personality the way I can! You need a real man, in fact I bet he-!”

The man hardly had any time to react before your fist was flying into his throat, turning his insult into hacking. You turned to Chūya just in time for his hand to glow red.

The front doors opened and then the perv was flying through them before landing harshly on the cement. He didn’t move, much to your satisfaction.

You laughed, adrenaline running through you after handling a confrontation with your lover. When you turned around, however, you noticed that he didn’t share your good mood.

In fact, his eyes were still glowing a dangerous magenta. “Chūya…? Everything okay? He didn’t get to you, did he?” Guilt settled in your stomach as you recalled the words that the stranger had spat at your boyfriend.

You knew he was pretty good at brushing off insults, but he seemed fairly bothered. “Are you… jealous, love?” At that, Chūya immediately snapped out of his headspace, his eyes snapping up to meet yours, revealing his pink cheeks.

“What?! No! Jealousy would imply that he has something I don’t, and we don’t both know that’s not true,” He scowled, eyes still bright.

A pleasant shiver ran through you and you leaned in closer. “Why don’t we show him, hmm?” You prompted. Chūya didn’t hesitate a moment before kissing you with all the passion he could muster.

And when you heard his softly murmured ‘thank you’, you just smiled into his lips and deepened the kiss.

If this was the outcome of a jealous Chūya… well you might have to keep this interaction in mind…

[theoriginal-djdemmerneck]

Any Rave Girls, EDM Girls going to the Subtronics concert on February 16 in Minneapolis? If so, will you be my date?

[distant-screaming]

CHARLIE MY BOY.... YOU......... yeah okay

[crowcaws]

my bf is trying out methods to get to sleep easier lately and I just had to roll over and ask "hey babe is there any chance the sleep dubstep could be quieter" and then immediately lost my shit the minute I heard that fully formed sentence come out of my mouth

[softservecanine]

Hey babe, what’s up? Oh yeah I’d love to come make out with you rn but I’m busy pacing in my living room and listening to MLP dubstep from 10 years ago. Can we reschedule? Thanks <3

[lovejustforaday]

2023 Year End List - #10

Raven - Kelela

Main genres: Alternative R&B

A decent sampling of: Ambient Pop, UK Bass, IDM, Art Pop, Breakbeat, Downtempo

In the mid-2010s, Kelela burst onto the then-burgeoning alternative R&B scene with a force so powerful that it felt like she was almost certainly going to be the next really big thing.

For those not in-the-know, the artist Kelela a.k.a. ከለላ (as it is written in her ancestral Ethiopian Semetic language Amharic) is an American singer from Washington D.C. who pretty quickly established herself as possibly the most popular and influential female artist in her artistic movement for the brief period that she had previously been active.

Her vocal timbres manifest as cool shades of arctic blues. She channels the smooth, ornamented technical performances that many famous women in late 90s and early 00s R&B really mastered, artists like Ashanti and the members of Destiny's Child. But her full talent is really brought together by the powerful air of sophistication she exudes in the way she carries her voice, establishing her presence essentially as the ruling gentle ice queen sovereign of R&B.

I didn't end up checking out her now certified modern classic 2017 debut LP Take Me Apart until mid-pandemic in 2020, and I kinda felt like I had missed out on something huge. Because just as fast as she took storm of the alternative music world, Kelela all but vanished, maintaining a relatively low profile and sharing almost no new material for the better part of half a decade.

So imagine my excitement when Kelela finally dropped the lead single for her latest project towards the end of 2022. Finally, I would get to experience the roll out as it happened in real time. And what a treat it turned out to be.

Raven is subtle, pristine, sensual, untouchable, and captivating. The album is an R&B enigma, dissolving all of the crucial elements of its genre at the molecular level, and reconstructing those components into a different state of matter - a gaseous fluid of ambient melodies and misty vocals that you can feel breathing down the back of your neck, making the hairs stand on end with the tingling sensation.

I don't know how she managed to do it, but Kelela and her team made a record even more revisionist to R&B than her previous Take Me Apart. This is a definitive benchmark in the evolution of its medium.

The record begins with the ambient dreamscape of vast star-rising horizons on barren planets that is "Washed Away". This could easily represent a sort of baptism or rebirth for the artist - a hell of a way to make a much anticipated comeback after six years between this and her last record. The song introduces the "far away" lyrical motif that will be revisited on later tracks, adding to the album's otherworldly properties.

"Happy Ending" is a robust athletic and deeply sensual breakbeat frenzy, like a kickboxing match that ends in intense oral stimulation with your sparring partner. It's the sound of everything that happens in the dark after you turn the lights off with a fiery passionate lover, giving in to the heightened imagination of the remaining four senses. Also, "Let's play catch babe - I'll throw it back" is absolutely the #1 best sexual lyric of 2023.

"Closure" opens with this really chilly, illusory tinkering bell synth arpeggio that just - UGHHH it's so satisfying. The rest of the track is dungeonesque, dark and icy cold like a warehouse freezer, fusing elements of dubstep, UK bass, and trap into an atmosphere so vivid and dense, I could swear I feel the temperature around me dropping. And guest underground rapper Rahrah Gabor absolutely kills it with her ice cold bars about hot steamy sex (You see what I did there? Yeah I'm pretty clever thank you so much for your validation).

"Contact" incorporates punchy 2-step into it's breakbeats, riding on heart-racing beats drag racing down interstate freeways, before diving into blurry midnight unknowns and landing under velvety bedsheets that transport you to dreamy (wet) fantasy worlds. The production alone could tell the exact same story that the lyrics describe. Never ending city lights and the soft glow of the full moon. This is what every Friday night should feel like.

For the finale, "Far Away" reprises "Washed Away" with an even greater sense of majesty, eschewing the cloudy compression of the original to give way for a much clearer, more organic, and expanded sound. In a way, it feels like the album cover itself - finally peeking your head out from the submerged ocean depths to experience the setting stars with a truly stunning and sublime clarity.

My one misgiving with this album is that I find myself a bit run down and fatigued with its tracklist length and total runtime. I've seen many others share this sentiment - It's a gorgeous record throughout, but there are moments that feel like repeats of others, and some of it really just melts together in a way where half the runtime is significantly less memorable than the other half.

But when it's great, it's goddamn spectacular. I honestly feel like I'm being unfair to this one by having it so low on my list - it's objectively a beautifully conceived project.

Regardless, Kelela has, for the most part, totally delivered on the seemingly impossible task of satisfying the expectations created by her long hiatus. Raven is what every comeback record should be - a reinvention of the artist that stays true to their roots, but breaks new ground and raises the bar.

8/10

Highlights: "Contact", "Far Away", "Washed Away", "Closure", "Bruises", "Happy Ending", "Enough for Love"

[room4creation]

im not a music snob at all but it does make me laugh when ppl will be like "omg this is so hypercore dreampopcloudcore" like babes i think its just dubstep

[42frankee]

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