Six years old, still as fresh as the day we uploaded it! We did a #tbt feature on this track with words from Black Sun Empire themselves, check it out! ukf.com/words/tbt-black-sun-empire-hyper-sun/
Man, I'm still coming back to this song. Great great stuff. It's great to see that dubstep seems to be making a return to this more spacious sound with a more forward low-end bass.
I just came back from the club, it's 4AM ;). BSE was playing live in Tampere, Finland. I swear that was the best 1,5 hours of my life so far, and to the day I die. No words can describe the greatness and awesomeness of listening to BSE live. All I say is GO SEE BSE LIVE! The albums and tracks themselves are the best ever, but played live... it's just mixed so good, it simply sounds 10x better than from your computer or an MP3 player.
@@Nomadmandude Robyn Call you girlfriend Feed Me Remix [Now this song still got the wubz and wobble but its super creative, its absolutly possible to make more like this, but due to pop and skrillex artists much rather make universal muisic for everyone rather than bangers for us]
Currently, June 2022, my research team is going through all of the evidence in this intriguing case. Right now, there is no doubt that indeed, this is definately a hard one. We’ll keep you updated if anything changes (wouldn’t be hopeful about that tho)
i didn't understand why a lot of people are hating Dubstep tracks nowadays, i like some of these songs.... Then i checked the list of ukf songs from the first one (this one) and.... WOWOWOWOWOW
"You should never be afraid to embrace space. Those quiet little bits in between the heaviness really create such a strong atmosphere; there’s no need to be so full-on all of the time." Dang I hope more producers understand that.
This is one of the first dubstep songs I ever heard. And it is certainly a major reason I got hooked. Much love to Black Sun Empire for getting me hooked on such great music.
It's just interesting to listen back to the older Dubstep out there, which I've been doing a lot lately. The difference between the older and newer Dubstep is that the classic Dubstep producers didn't worry so muuch about how heavy there song was, or if people would like it even if it's not hard and powerful. Now though, it seems like everyone's in a race to become the heaviest, hardest hitting Dubstep producer, but their songs just end up sounding just as hard as the last producer. Every time I hear a new heavy Dubstep song, I think to myself "I've already heard this before." And it isn't the song itself which I've heard before, it's more the approach and sound design. Dubstep is just producers trying to make the loudest bass music ever, trying to outdo each other, but at the end of the day, you gotta admit, you've already heard it somewhere else before. Long story short, Dubstep has become less about creativity, and more about making heavy in your face music that everyone's done already. And I'm not saying this about every Dubstep subgenre, because you got people like Chime bringing back melodic elements into Dubstep, and because of that, I think a new wave of actually creative Dubstep is on the way. And of course, I do also like the heavy stuff, but it's starting to get to the point where I'm starting to listen to more melodic stuff as well as classic bangers as well. But until people get it together, this is my opinion on modern Dubstep.
I love you. Thank you for articulating what I feel in my soul. 2009-2012 (to me) truly was the greatest period of electronic music production of all time. Dubstep needs a return to form badly, because like you think 95% of it has been the same riddim style ain’t over and over again. Thanks again you hero.
I know exactly what you mean, I've been trying to wrap my head around it for years. Back when guys like Excision were really fresh and new, everyone was really creative and had a ton of unique sounds. Nowadays it's all shifted, the whole landscape shifted and favors this more loud festival banger sound, and all the variety just went out the window. It's loud and energetic and heavy, but it's all so boring and flat. Dude I highly recommend trying to dig for that underground shit, labels/channels like DUPLOC definitely scratch that itch. A ton of fresh sounds coming out of there, check it out!
ive been going to events for a long time and saw dubstep evolve at events and in the generations. whats sad now (in america) is that edm culture is mostly at a disconnect with its uk/european influences. newer dubstep fans dont identity with dubstep in the UK sense but basically just understands dubstep after skrillex and excision and what they birthed. and its STILL true that its just harder and harder. now what makes things even more confusing now is u have american "basshead" culture flooding the scene bc "dubstep" genres are mainstream now and its just throwing everything out of wack bc they dont really acknowledge the UK/european roots. to be fair its not out of wack..its just showing that america has taken "dubstep" in a direction of its own.
@@TheHackPL There are several subgenres. Some are straightforward like brostep, riddim, and melodic dubstep, but there's also more like tearout, deathstep, and so many others.
Kart0ffeln i do so gtfo ty :D hahaha just kidding i do i do, but it seems like the mainstream is taking over if u ask me, ofc theres still oldschool people doing nice stuff keeping it cool, but what i meant in my comment is the mainstream took hiphop as in graff, dj, bboying, Mcing and made it into something whack called gangster rap and now days it just whack to listen to. even though i do listen to a few new school rappers, and thats pretty muich what the mainstream does it takes Dope things like clothing or a life style (few examples) and turn it into something everyone wants to use/wear/do/live by. thats what i mean about mainstream taking over alot of things. for example also they took hiphop and made it to whack rap music, instead of looking at the other things hiphop got, and now dubstep skrillex made it whack with the brostep or wtf they call it, ggwp nice meeting you
I remember when this dropped, UKF was brand spanking new. Bangin this hard AF. I was 13 years old then. Still to this day bang DNB and Dubstep. All thanks to this song, this video, when it dropped in 2009. WOOKE 4 LYFE. Thank you UKF!!!!!
i just can't believe that your COMMENT is older... *OLDER* than the song's age at the time you commented this. I never thought I'd hear this song again. Glad i did...
not sure if this nostalgia makes me happy or sad anymore, i will forever love oldschool dubstep, and sometimes even the new stuff, but the old stuff is on another level.
You probably won't even see this comment but I just wanna say - thank you so much UKF. When you uploaded this track I was an edgy 14 year old who listened to mostly metal and old trance/ house - I remember scrolling through UA-cam not long after I discovered dubstep and found your channel. One of my old college tutors actually met you when you still had a stall and you handed him a leaflet and you ended uploading one of his songs. This channel literally shaped my teenage years through music, I showed so many guys dubstep through this channel and it just because a pure resource for the best tunes. These guys ended up becoming some of my closest friends. All because of you! I've subscribed for a long time (I had a UA-cam account before my current one) and I can only absolutely fucking salute you for everything you've built. Thank you so much!
the best feeling was changing the gears of my car while listening to this track, and waiting for the drop to come so that i could synchronize shifting the 5th gear with the drop....phewwwwww adrenaline rush.....
THIS DnB musician is AMAZING with DnB, but this song hits the spot with the kind of bass I want to hear. I love the sounds. Very subtle, very relaxing, but I think it's more like chillstep, even though it's got the low bass of your average dubstep song. Keep rocking us out, BSE!
I'm gonna be honest I didn't really like dubstep when I was a kid. Now I can't get enough of the dub sound that was around when I was a kid. I went through a very short brostep phase, and now I'm here.
I will forever associate dubstep with a speaker in blue flames.
i will forever associate dubstep with the captain america's shield (Srry bad english)
+Patriotis lol
thats a speaker wtf
I thought it was a target lmaoo
I thought it was a disc but each person can think whatever he wants lmao
Also, UKF maybe can bring us the correct answer
This is still hitting.
Fuck yeah
0:53 still a hard one
Boii
never stopped.
it will always be hittin
Six years old, still as fresh as the day we uploaded it! We did a #tbt feature on this track with words from Black Sun Empire themselves, check it out! ukf.com/words/tbt-black-sun-empire-hyper-sun/
Just did a revisit to all the old songs. and theyre simply amazing
UKF Dubstep I had this song on my BlackBerry Torch back along! Man.. that was a while ago...
UKF Dubstep Man this track is ageless. It was truly ahead of it's time
Random Videos compare this to a jean nipon or french fries track from around the same time and then say that again... lol.
+UKF Dubstep hell yea never forget
You know it’s classic dubstep when the video’s got a Myspace link in the description
Lmaoooo
When the track is so old that the artist's social link was Myspace :D
lmao
lmao right xD
Remember when the track was so old you heard it on a dubplate you got from your homeboy? :^)
@@MrGrowler20 Your time will come just wait it out a bit haha
@@Nachtdwaler big ups oldtimer
That little kid didn't lie when saying this was gunna be a hard one
this is a hard on
I was dubious at first whether or not to believe him, but he didn't let me down. Big ups to the lad.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 why is this so funny
@@biancaandreea5803 Cos you're in on the kiddy-fucking 'in-joke' I guess.
Now that kid is probably an adult
11 years and this is still among the freshest track there is.
Whenever I come here it's always so eerie to think this was the very beginning of UKF Dubstep's incredible journey. Damn so emotional.
What an amazing track to begin the journey with
James Cheeks you’re everywhere 😂😂😂😂😂
Man, I'm still coming back to this song. Great great stuff. It's great to see that dubstep seems to be making a return to this more spacious sound with a more forward low-end bass.
Corranhorn122 it cannot get boring
So long ago it says to check out their my space in the description 😂
I just came back from the club, it's 4AM ;). BSE was playing live in Tampere, Finland. I swear that was the best 1,5 hours of my life so far, and to the day I die.
No words can describe the greatness and awesomeness of listening to BSE live. All I say is GO SEE BSE LIVE! The albums and tracks themselves are the best ever, but played live... it's just mixed so good, it simply sounds 10x better than from your computer or an MP3 player.
They are gonna be live 15.3.2024 in Helsinki xD
God I wish people would still be making tracks like this nowadays.
This track will always remain legendary
Dror Bazer ya :/
I understand why it died. There is only so much you can do with the WUBz. But it was great WUBz. Its now a part of us from the 2008-12.
@@Nomadmandude Robyn Call you girlfriend Feed Me Remix [Now this song still got the wubz and wobble but its super creative, its absolutly possible to make more like this, but due to pop and skrillex artists much rather make universal muisic for everyone rather than bangers for us]
The music is still alive. You may want to search Deep Dubstep mixes. The music is just underground again.
2024!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is a super mega hard one! If you see this comment all youre family and closest will be healthy and rich ❤
Who still bangin on this track in 2019?
@•Wild Lynx• i sure the hell do
It's just awesome
Yessss broo
Damm yeah
Till i have hearing.... 🔊
The production value on this for 2009 is simply incredible. Such a crisp, heavy sound that still rocks 12 years later
Well, the kid wasn't lying. July 2020 and I can confirm that this is still, in fact, a hard one.
January 2021 and all vigorous scientific testing has concluded that is indeed, very much still, a hard one.
I am under oath n with the possibility of the penalty of perjury; the evidence clearly shows this is in fact a hard one
@@vladdyydaddy 2022 still a hard one
Currently, June 2022, my research team is going through all of the evidence in this intriguing case. Right now, there is no doubt that indeed, this is definately a hard one. We’ll keep you updated if anything changes (wouldn’t be hopeful about that tho)
october 2022 and beyond
I remember listening to this on the way to school! Good times :)
me too, back in 2008 it was... one of my favs, good stuff!!
This is a hard one
BWAAAA
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things lux says to malphite and his dick
What is the sample from? I have heard it before?
0:00 A legend was born...
For å group that has been making DnB since the late 90s
This is another treasure.
Everything these guys put out is gold.
Damn I remember listening to this and Emalkay's 'When I look at you' years ago, in awe at just how hard they sound. Good times man, good times.
2020 and still one of the hardest! Good music will never die!
i didn't understand why a lot of people are hating Dubstep tracks nowadays, i like some of these songs.... Then i checked the list of ukf songs from the first one (this one) and.... WOWOWOWOWOW
W O B B L E S
"You should never be afraid to embrace space. Those quiet little bits in between the heaviness really create such a strong atmosphere; there’s no need to be so full-on all of the time."
Dang I hope more producers understand that.
This is one of the first dubstep songs I ever heard. And it is certainly a major reason I got hooked. Much love to Black Sun Empire for getting me hooked on such great music.
12 years ago... Still as fresh as ever!
Happy Birthday UKF!!!
It's just interesting to listen back to the older Dubstep out there, which I've been doing a lot lately. The difference between the older and newer Dubstep is that the classic Dubstep producers didn't worry so muuch about how heavy there song was, or if people would like it even if it's not hard and powerful. Now though, it seems like everyone's in a race to become the heaviest, hardest hitting Dubstep producer, but their songs just end up sounding just as hard as the last producer.
Every time I hear a new heavy Dubstep song, I think to myself "I've already heard this before."
And it isn't the song itself which I've heard before, it's more the approach and sound design. Dubstep is just producers trying to make the loudest bass music ever, trying to outdo each other, but at the end of the day, you gotta admit, you've already heard it somewhere else before.
Long story short, Dubstep has become less about creativity, and more about making heavy in your face music that everyone's done already.
And I'm not saying this about every Dubstep subgenre, because you got people like Chime bringing back melodic elements into Dubstep, and because of that, I think a new wave of actually creative Dubstep is on the way.
And of course, I do also like the heavy stuff, but it's starting to get to the point where I'm starting to listen to more melodic stuff as well as classic bangers as well.
But until people get it together, this is my opinion on modern Dubstep.
I love you. Thank you for articulating what I feel in my soul. 2009-2012 (to me) truly was the greatest period of electronic music production of all time. Dubstep needs a return to form badly, because like you think 95% of it has been the same riddim style ain’t over and over again. Thanks again you hero.
I know exactly what you mean, I've been trying to wrap my head around it for years. Back when guys like Excision were really fresh and new, everyone was really creative and had a ton of unique sounds. Nowadays it's all shifted, the whole landscape shifted and favors this more loud festival banger sound, and all the variety just went out the window. It's loud and energetic and heavy, but it's all so boring and flat. Dude I highly recommend trying to dig for that underground shit, labels/channels like DUPLOC definitely scratch that itch. A ton of fresh sounds coming out of there, check it out!
ive been going to events for a long time and saw dubstep evolve at events and in the generations. whats sad now (in america) is that edm culture is mostly at a disconnect with its uk/european influences. newer dubstep fans dont identity with dubstep in the UK sense but basically just understands dubstep after skrillex and excision and what they birthed. and its STILL true that its just harder and harder. now what makes things even more confusing now is u have american "basshead" culture flooding the scene bc "dubstep" genres are mainstream now and its just throwing everything out of wack bc they dont really acknowledge the UK/european roots. to be fair its not out of wack..its just showing that america has taken "dubstep" in a direction of its own.
The case is modern dubstep lacks deep sub bass
You are absolutely right!! I’m gonna try to make more of these tracks for todays adults lol
Words cannot describe how amazing this song is.
facts
And this is how it all started for UKF
The beginning of a great era...
For UKF dubstep DnB was before this
When dubstep was dubstep !
you know
Dubstep's still dubstep.
@@TheHackPL No, they said "when dubstep was dubstep," in spite of the fact that the basic components haven't changed that much.
@@TheHackPL There are several subgenres. Some are straightforward like brostep, riddim, and melodic dubstep, but there's also more like tearout, deathstep, and so many others.
@@TheHackPL No. Deep dubstep, the first ever dubstep subgenre has been around since roughly 2001.
This was the first ever dubstep song I ever listened to! I still remember! This is still so good.
this track continues to be one of my favorites of all time
Still holds up after 14 years 😎
@@RickyLaheyyycouldn’t agree more 🥹
Thus, a legend was born.
Famous way before this, fella
Some 10 years or so before to be exact lol 😅
@@Hoggod I think he's talking specifically about UKF Dubstep (this was their first ever upload)
Simplicity of bass symphony, indeed never greater than awesomeness
the time ukf posted dope tracks.
Fuck yeah. this stuff is the yellow brick road of dubstep
Just decided to go back to the beginning because of listening to current shit.
Glad I did.
Kurisu R.
Mainstream taking over everything nice.
Kart0ffeln
i do so gtfo ty :D hahaha just kidding i do i do, but it seems like the mainstream is taking over if u ask me, ofc theres still oldschool people doing nice stuff keeping it cool, but what i meant in my comment is the mainstream took hiphop as in graff, dj, bboying, Mcing and made it into something whack called gangster rap and now days it just whack to listen to. even though i do listen to a few new school rappers, and thats pretty muich what the mainstream does it takes Dope things like clothing or a life style (few examples) and turn it into something everyone wants to use/wear/do/live by. thats what i mean about mainstream taking over alot of things. for example also they took hiphop and made it to whack rap music, instead of looking at the other things hiphop got, and now dubstep skrillex made it whack with the brostep or wtf they call it, ggwp nice meeting you
sorry for the bad english :)
I remember when this dropped, UKF was brand spanking new. Bangin this hard AF. I was 13 years old then. Still to this day bang DNB and Dubstep. All thanks to this song, this video, when it dropped in 2009. WOOKE 4 LYFE. Thank you UKF!!!!!
it says check out their myspace in the description lol
lol myspace
That's when you know shit's old.
Whats MySpace?
John Little The ancient social media website that our ancestors used.
Ms Yui Shishido (Affichan) OOOH! What was it like?
God I can't fucking believe this song is 5 years old. This was the first Dubstep song I had ever heard, and imo this song is still running the game.
u mean 9 yrs old? haha
i just can't believe that your COMMENT is older... *OLDER* than the song's age at the time you commented this. I never thought I'd hear this song again. Glad i did...
@@VickMcbread time's crazy
not sure if this nostalgia makes me happy or sad anymore, i will forever love oldschool dubstep, and sometimes even the new stuff, but the old stuff is on another level.
These days, It's hard to find good dubstep like this. :)
It's weird how this song feels like it's been released today as a brand new type of music i've never heard but yet it's 12 years old..
People throw around "ahead of its time" willy nilly. But this shit?
@@Tokenofficial this shit... it goes so fucking hard
The fact I’ve been around listening to this since it came out is crazy to me the new beats don’t even compete with any of the old beats
"This is a hard one..." WOB WOB WOB WOB WOB WOB WOB :D
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
+LGZpride not really wob. It's reeses bass
Right.
7 fucking years.. can't believe how good it is..
evergreen
Got any recs of other older dubstep songs like this?
11 years, still slaps :P
Nice Music !!!!!
After 15+ years of UKF, I realize that what makes dubstep so good is the groove. This track fuckin moves.
This shit has aged well, just like fine wine
"check their myspace" - How you know its old
And your comment is 6 years ago. In 2020, people ask. What is myspace.... XD
lmao 2021 here: wtf is myspace
still a tune to this very day
The first UKF dubstep track ever..
Nothing but praise and respect for BSE!
You probably won't even see this comment but
I just wanna say - thank you so much UKF. When you uploaded this track I was an edgy 14 year old who listened to mostly metal and old trance/ house - I remember scrolling through UA-cam not long after I discovered dubstep and found your channel. One of my old college tutors actually met you when you still had a stall and you handed him a leaflet and you ended uploading one of his songs. This channel literally shaped my teenage years through music, I showed so many guys dubstep through this channel and it just because a pure resource for the best tunes. These guys ended up becoming some of my closest friends. All because of you!
I've subscribed for a long time (I had a UA-cam account before my current one) and I can only absolutely fucking salute you for everything you've built. Thank you so much!
Whew
And you know this is the first video they made
@@RaylikesDnumber375insubscriber yeah I know haha it was one of the first UKF tracks I listened to!
1st upload! Where it all began!
Oh thanks for clearing that up, I thought this was the latest upload.
Jack Wilson To put in perspective I was talking about nostalgia
This Dubstep is better than the new Dubstep ;)
Sadly right but the latest upload on ukf dubstep is awesome too :D
Milanga ♥ the new "Dubstep" isn't even dubstep xD
Zac Carlson New Dubstep is Dubstep.
Some 2019 dubstep id not bad 👌👌
some dubstep in 2020 is classic style check dubsteptube alot of classic style dubstep there
11 years ago, today UKF Dubstep was born 🔥🔥
2023 & still a dubsteper! Been in it since long before it was cool in a mainstream sense 🫶🙌
Listening to each UKF Dubstep track from oldest to newest. So much nostalgia !
Since this track, i stayed at dubstep.
But it is getting worse and just mainstream.
Just sad.
It's really hard to find a track like this in 2014..
No, just stop.
Damn straight..
Estirvana He's right.
have you heard of get darker
I'm virgin
Goosebumps every time I listen to this 🎧
Nostalgia❤
the best feeling was changing the gears of my car while listening to this track, and waiting for the drop to come so that i could synchronize shifting the 5th gear with the drop....phewwwwww adrenaline rush.....
You knows what’s good 😂😆 slam it in and dump the clutch on the beat you feel like such a g
OMG this melody i listen when i was 13 yo !!! So nostalgic ! So much happy memories !
THIS DnB musician is AMAZING with DnB, but this song hits the spot with the kind of bass I want to hear. I love the sounds. Very subtle, very relaxing, but I think it's more like chillstep, even though it's got the low bass of your average dubstep song. Keep rocking us out, BSE!
I'm starting a journey of listening to all of UKF's Dupstep from oldest>newest. Rediscover that love for dub.
Do u still doing it?
Matheus Barreto always.
@@snipitydoda that was a fast reply tf
@@springy1296 dude once u find these songs its a non stop gogogogogogogogogo nostalgia chasing race
For a DnB group, they really hit the spot with this :D
Alex Colledge Why would he? He's totally correct in my opinion.
I'm gonna be honest I didn't really like dubstep when I was a kid. Now I can't get enough of the dub sound that was around when I was a kid. I went through a very short brostep phase, and now I'm here.
First listened to this track when I was 16, now am 31, I get goosebumps thinking I grew up listening to it and so much time has passed
Better than most the shit that is released in 2014...
Termazal Well you definitely didn't check techno/dnb
Trinity Force I did and I still agree with terma :P
How can dubstep change so much so quickly?? It was all going so well..
so look at it now
This is the first song on UKF Dubstep :'c
thats right
Deny Oana ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Where a legend was born
This song is still bumpin'. MASTAPIECE!😭👌
Dubstep....The fucking best electronic sound
Still listening in 2015!! :D
Carla Saúde and you should
What about August 2020?
i had all but forgotten about this one. such a beast!!
Where my 90s kids at!?
Oh my gosh, really hard, Best dubstep track ! Many emotions, feelings, nervous..
Flippin Amazing. Discovered this about mid 2010. Takes me back.
came back to this one after the UKF post in instagram about the first 5 songs here!
LETS GOOO!
I'm not alone!!! Fk yh!!
Somos 2.
omg listening in 2017!
Hyper Sun turns 15 years old in 10 days. After all this time, this is still a hard one.
One of my favorite Brostep songs of all time.
I don't think this would qualify as brostep mate
Back when this track came out, I used to call every EDM genre dubstep, lol.
Good ol' days.
still listening even if its 2016.
badass
still listening....its 2017 now.
DeNeisha Sims still listening its 2018 now
Still listening in 2018.09.12. I won! ;)
January 2019
Nice n good.
Car speakers blew up after this one😂🎉😅
2020 here. This is nostalgic AF! I forgot about this.
this gives me chills even if it's not nostalgic
First track uploaded by UFK, great commencing.
This track still holds up unbelievably well
Here is the legend was born
2021?
Wow, first ever upload on UKF Dubstep
One of my favorite dubstep tracks of all time! Love BSE's DnB, too!
So that was the beggining of one of the most important dubstep channels... WOW
Ukf dubtep scrolling from oldest. Thats the only way.
Wow, weird to think that this song started it all for UKF Dubstep.
Jared Spaulding This is so old that the description has a link to Black Sun Empire's Myspace account.
From a dnb group none the less lol
I should have known, one of the literally best dubstep songs ever created, made by black Sun empire. The gods of bass music!
BACK HERE FOR 2020 ... BIG TUNE !
FUCKING 2017 STILL BLASTIN THIS
Nostalgia :)
Merry XMAS SANCUS :D
2023 im still listening to this one brings bk teen memories 👌
Love this track
I've heard this so many times, But I can't remember where, must have been on a UKF Mix
Yeah on the UKF Dubstep Mix - August thats how i found this song:P
i just put this on my iPod :3