The Bangerz: Devastating Stereo

This is an extraordinary track from an american collective called The Bangerz. They’re veterans of the stage, performing live and opening for numerous artists. You've heard their original music featured in several ads. They're also famous for touring with MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew, The Jabbawockeez.

Devastating Stereo by The Bangerz

Dirtyloud: Kill Humans

Dirtyloud is an electro project from Brazil, formed by Marcus Campos and Eduardo Nascimento. Their productions stroll among many dance music genres, but progressive electro, house and trance are the main roots. Since their first releases Dirtyloud pledges a place among the major electro players worldwide. Happy first birthday to this sick banger. Attention, this is dirty and loud.

Kill Humans by Dirtyloud

Soulero: Out There

This track couldn't be simpler and cooler, it got me completely addicted. Soulero is a 20 year old studio producer from Sweden. The name originated when he was in his early school years, along with a friend in his class. He used the name in online games along with music production, and it has stuck ever since. Soulero is currently trying to delve deeper and explore other genres.

Out There by Soulero

Above & Beyond: Small Moments Like These

This is an unfuckinbelievable video from Above & Beyond, I got goosebumps. The music group consists of Jono Grant, Tony McGuinness and Paavo Siljamäki. They released their second album titled Group Therapy this summer.

Kidnap Kid: Vehl

Matt Relton is an impressive dubstep producer from Sheffield, UK. The artist's name came to be Kidnap Kid after a weird kidnapping joke. Vehl was a soundcloud hit for the past few months, it finally makes its full length appearance. In Kidnap Kid's own words, he's not sure where it came from, he got to work and 3 days later, he listened in disbelief to what had seemingly just fallen out of him. We love it.

About his future: "I’ve started to get more bookings recently so hopefully I’ll carry on with my work. I’ve got the last year of my degree to finish then full time with the music. Maybe I’ll venture down a route less involved with dance music."

Gemini

Gemini is a young electronic musician from Leicester, UK. His real name is Thomas Slinger, and he is an incredibly talented artist who has found his niche in his respective genre by releasing a slew of consistently impressive tracks with a desire to continually change up his style and always create something new.

He has been going real hard in the paint these last few years, while constantly improving and honing in on his sonic signature since he dropped the monumental debut song called Blue. Gemini has since released the groundbreaking synth-heavy Graduation, and collaborated with Feed Me.

Thomas Slinger’s skills as a piano player and background in classical music are prominent in every single song as he maintains a logical structure and flowing melody in a genre that is known for being chaotic and disorderly. "Dubstep is an incredible and exciting new genre that has a long way to go. There are untouched waters that are to be explored, I intend to do just that." He says in an interview. Also, he never smiles, that’s an important part of his trademark.

I took the liberty of putting here some of his serotonin heightening remixes of artists like Ed Sheeran and Lana Del Rey from his Soundcloud, they're all worth listening to. Well done, Thomas.

Fire Inside (feat. Greta Svabo Bech) by Gemini You Need Me (Gemini Remix) by Gemini Born To Die (Gemini Remix) by Gemini

Enigma Dubz: You Make Me Feel

James Vine's passion for bass and underground sounds has driven him in the dubstep scene, but he's also influenced by life and emotion, so the music he creates can variate from dark and heavy basslines to atmospheric synths, soundscapes and acoustic work. You Make Me Feel is an airy song with energizing vocals.

You Make Me Feel by Enigma Dubz

Vibesquad: Shine

Aaron Holstein knows how to slay a crowd with his killer dubstep beats and lots of heavy bass. Don't forget to grab a free download of this track.

Shine by Vibesquad

Ruby Goe: Badman

Let's go mainstream with an electropop track of young black magician, Ruby Goe. She goes really hard with this one, it will be a certain member of Dubdogg Summer Hits chart. Looking forward to her debut album.

Moxix: Excuse Me

Excuse me for dropping some fresh Moxix on you this fine thursday afternoon. With a spacey groove and some high-powered distortion, this track just seems to melt your speakers and set the club in motion.

Excuse Me by Moxix

Feed Me

Feed Me is an alter ego of beloved musical genius, Jon Gooch. After a school friend introduced Jon to the world of dubstep, he began experimenting with software to create his own music. His beats are large and expansive, his lines are jagged, chopped up and run through a battle ground of distortion and synths. In fact, synths play a huge part in his tracks. He also released work under the names Spor, and Unicron. Spor may be the most familiar to you.

Jon Gooch's electro house side project, Feed Me has been rather successful. He released new stuff like Feed Me's Big Adventure, Feed Me's Escape From Electric Mountain containing tracks like Cloudburn, Talk To Me, One Click Headshot and Pink Lady. He gained new friends and fans.

"I'm currently enjoying a bit more diversity and creative freedom under the Feed Me alias, which is allowing me to explore a lot more visually orientated ideas as well as less genre constraint." He says. I suppose there’s some degree of satisfaction at knowing what to expect from a Feed Me release, and its obvious that he is doing everything in his powers to appease his new fans, but a lot of people agree, that Spor's creativity and intelligence has been reduced to simplicity and predictability. His music could be described as glitchy and fidgety, but albeit extremely easy to listen to electro house, that can be thick with elements of dubstep, but with an overwhelming sense of danceability. I think it's a wrong approach to jumble the work of his alter egos, the audience has to accept the difference between bass-heavy, glitchy dance music and electronica.

Here is a short advertising video about him while performing live. If Jon aroused your interest, visit him here or here.