Datsik's Darkstar Proves to be a Guiding Light

I've only posted a few tracks by Datsik, but it feels like I've posted the majority of his latest Darkstar EP. If that's not a clear indication that his new EP is worth checking out, then you've probably already formulated an opinion on it. The dubstep aspect of his music is what sucked me in, but if you're a fan of either Travis Barker or Liinks, I can understand why Darkstar would a favorite of yours. As a side note, I appreciate the fact that Travis Barker can collaborate with literally any genre and make it work. There aren't too many writers or producers that can do that, let alone someone who is a drummer.

Collaborators aside, Datsik's six track Darkstar EP will be legally landing on the internet tomorrow. I'm going to give the slight edge to Make You Feel Good as my favorite track so far on the EP, but the fact that 1/3 of the album has been posted in this hood of the internet should be telling enough...#Darkstar

Datsik feat Travis Barker & Liinks – Darkstar

Datsik & Zach the Lad Will Make You Feel Good

I'm guilty of this as much as the next blogger, but sub-genre labels in EDM are about as subjective as wine. Is there a right answer? Maybe, but in the end it doesn't matter. What matters is whether or not the music coming through the speakers moves you and I will proudly say that Feel Good accomplished that outcome.

Datsik and Zach the Lad found a way to make this beautiful dubstep, melodic trap creation that is example parts interesting and bangin'. It goes gas, break on the heavy bass and slow drops to the point where you're not exactly sure what's coming around the corner. It skips along, it womb womps, and it even pauses for slow melodic build ups. There's an air of unpredictability that makes the sound of the track really enticing. If you enjoy it as much as I do, check it out on Dtasik's upcoming Darkstar EP that will be out on March 25th...#FeelGood

Datsik & Zach the Lad - Feel Good

Spotted at TSIS

Method Man Wants You to Jump in the Pit

As the EDM train rapidly whizzes by, engulfing everything in it's path, it looks like Method Man just became a passenger. The real question you need to ask yourself is, are you in the mood for a raw, uptempo, electro-Hop track or a loud, dubstep club pleaser that dabbles in Hip-Hop. If you're in the mood for the former, check out the graphic, animated video for the original Doctor P and Adam F track with Meth below...

No matter how you feel about the sound of the track, you've gotta be excited about the prospect of Method Man contributing to new music being made. If that doesn't excite you enough, then you might as well call this Wah Wah Wednesday because Datsik just injected a whole lotta dub in the step of The Pit. Honestly, for me, the remix below is about as much Wah Wah I can tolerate when it comes to dubstep. Sure, it's cool EDM sub-genre, but too much of anything that intense requires the right mood and crowd to fully appreciate. Who knows, you may like to wild out more than me, so you may like it even more than I do...#ThePit.

Doctor P & Adam F feat. Method Man – The Pit (Datsik Remix)

First seen at TSIS