Top 10 Dubstep songs update

Posted by: admin on 04/08/2013

We’ve added this special section that will be updated regularly , providing a current list of the most popular Dubstep dance songs for schools. Since it is an increasingly popular form of dance music and is not included in the playlists of Top 40 or Alternative stations we are going to review the new music to make sure that it is clean and appropriate for teenage audiences at schools.

Mark Andrews of Mixology DJ Service has agreed to be a contributing editor for this section and will do the research and supply us with the Top 10 songs on a regular basis.

Here is our first Top 10 Dubstep list. If you have any comments, input or additions that you would like us to consider please let us know in the comments below.

Dubstep Top 10 (4/8/13)

1.) Harlem Shake Baauer

2.) Scary Monsters and Nice Spites Skrillex

3.) First Of The Year Skrillex

4.) Pump It Up Zomboy

5.) Lights (Bassnectar Remix) Ellie Goulding

6.) Won’t You (Be There) (Baauer Remix) Nero

7.) Jump Around (Remix) Cotton Mouth

8.) I Can’t Stop Flux Pavilion

9.) Louder (Flux Pavilion Remix) DJ Fresh Feat. Sian Evans

10.) Channel 42 Deadmau5 & Wolfgang Gatner

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4 Comments on “Top 10 Dubstep songs update”

1 Mark Pennington said at 6:48 pm on May 31st, 2012:
They are good for High School, but what about Middle School (Jr. High)?
2 admin said at 6:55 pm on May 31st, 2012:
I don’t think Dubstep has made it to the Middle Schooler yet. Mostly a high school thing from what I can gather. If anyone has had a different experience I would love to hear from them. Usually trends like this will trickle down to the younger ages if the trend has some staying power. We’ll let you know. Maybe some action at middle schools next school year. We’ll see.
Thanks for the comment!
Ric
3 John said at 12:55 am on July 24th, 2012:
I am in the middle school, and I have noticed the comments and would like to say that dubstep has in fact trickled down into middle school and is very popular. Dubstep is even gaining popularity in elementary school, though it is still not as popular there as in middle school or high school.
4 David said at 9:01 pm on January 10th, 2013:
1. Imma for for it- Alvin Risk ft. Skrillex
2. Promises- Skrillex and Nero
3. ZOMBIE NATION- David Lares
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