Zomby - With Love

Jubei ft. Flowdan - Say Nothin

DJ Muggs ft Dizzee Rascal - Snap Ya Neck Back

Not sure about this one.

Kozzie - Back Again

Brain Gang Blue - Party On

Dub Phizix and Skeptical ft. Strategy - Marka

Brain Gang Blue - Numb

Dubalyzer

"The Time has come to show to all of them how it is to make an Epic & Dirty Dubstep Event here in Brussels ! You Wanted more Dubstep into your nightlife ... You got it Right now !

Dubalyzer has been created to please all Dubstep Fans around Belgium. We Selected a Bunch of 12 Genius Artists from Uk, Canada and Belgium !

This is also the First time that the Worldwide Known Dubstep Duo Zeds Dead would make a Gig here in Belgium !


The Choice is very Clear ... You Have to be part of this Massive Event to enjoy all night long the best Dubstep Dj's with Us."

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Brasserie BelleVue

Quai du Hainaut, 33

Brussels, Belgium

More info HERE.

Freaks & Geeks With El-B: Tonight

"Of eminent musical descent, Lewis Beadle rose to fame in UK Garage scene in the 1990’s. He pioneered alongside greats such as MJ Cole, Wookie, Steve Gurley, Zed Bias, Karl Brown, Matt Jam Lamont, Baffled. He is famed for his label “Ghost”, comprising EL-B, J da Flex & Roxy. From early Techno releases at 15 on Leftfield’s label ‘Hard Hands’; through the formation of UKG’s famed ‘Groove Chronicles’ with Noodles, spawning resounding underground hits such as ‘Angel Body’ & ‘Stonecold’; to the release in 2000 of the first Ghost 12” (Red)! EL-B has an impressive catalogue of remixes for majors, and has run several labels including Ghost, El-Breaks and Scorpion. His ‘abridged’ discography is an impressive testament to his commercial acumen. EL-B’s extensive skills & experience in the studio have taken him to every conceivable genre. In terms of London’s own underground response to Hip Hop, he has worked with ghetto heroes such as Skinnyman, Rodney P & Hollowman Giggs. Famed for using full RnB/Reggae vocals over hard beats, EL-B alongside the likes of Zed Bias, coupled this with driving beats and dark BASS into Garage. This was a key element in his second guise as a pioneer- of DUBSTEP. In 2007, following the rapidly expanding commercial success of Dubstep as a genre, further demand arose for its origins(EL-B, Zed Bias, HorsePower, Oris Jay, etc). This led to the recent release of Tempa’s “The Roots of EL-B” album. His current projects include various funky/house tracks, alongside the evolution of his work in Dubstep, including his current album “The Roots of EL-B”, and a Ghost album due for release later on this year.Until then – watch this boy if you like your beats & bass to the point, dark, delightful and downright mean.

Also on the night will be usual suspects, Dj Slow, Kwistax and Kid Strike, bringing you the best in new underground club music."

Should be a laugh. And bassy. Nice...

Magnetic Man ft. John Legend - Getting Nowhere

Skepta - Mike Lowery

True Tiger ft. P Money & Newham Generals - Slang Like This [Remix]

Some big UK tings with the Slang Like This "grimestep" anthem getting the refix treatment with the hired help of some heavy weight spitters: Newham Generals.

Dutty...

Professor Green ft. Maverick Sabre - Jungle

White boys singing.

Black guys acting hard.

UK music...

RoRK!D ft. O'Malley - Vuvuzela [No Castellano]

myspace.com/rorkid

My man RoRK!D just dropped this World Cup inspired joint over Breakage's Hard Riddim.

MT up...

D Double E - Street Fighter

Loving this... D Double dropping bars laced with Street Fighter metaphors over some deep dubstep [grimestep?!] beats.

(I enjoyed it so much I thought I'd put D Double E in the game.)

Murkage...

Strategy on Dont Watch That

Dont Tour That - strategy on MUZU
Strategy [of Broke'n'£nglish] killing it... Reppin' hard for Manchester! I'm diggin' this.