Datsik

Redman and Jayceeoh's 1000volts project is back with Canadian bass beast Datsik.

The single drops Nov. 6 on Ultra Music.

Canadian dubstep and heavy bass pioneer Datsik brought ten free days of low end fury to the party as Beatport continues to celebrate its #beatportdeca

I'm not going to say it's easy to remix Lana Del Rey—I imagine a number of producers have tried and failed. What I will say that it's hard to mess u

Been a minute since we've seen a flood of material from Diplo. Not that dude doesn't keep his name front and center in a number of other ways, but new

Just as we're done giggling about the irony of the Panic! at the Disco show at the Tabernacle in Atlanta being stopped abruptly due to a noticeable cr

In what sounds like a throwback vibe from the golden era of dubstep, Datsik and DKS collaborated to make an epic tune. We know very little about wher

Out today is Datsik's latest LP Let It Burn, which finds him freaking all kinds of bass over 10 scorching tunes... pun intended. For those of you who

We don't hear nearly as much Terravita as we'd like to. Shouts to Dim Mak for correcting that, as this remix of Datsik's "Light The Fuse" goes straight for the jugular. That drumstep sound in the dnb scene lends itself to the stadium metal riff set, and that's what we feel here, even though you have a slick hip-hop flavor to it. Just some raucous, get your ass on the floor flavors for your Saturday freakout.

If you read DAD on the regular, you know as much as we love and live for our electronic music, we're also passionate hip-hop heads. So color us pleasa

What's good, Canada? We know July 1 is Canada Day, which is basically your birthday, right? In thinking about the Canadian EDM contingent, we realized

We won't fault you for not realizing that there's more to this week's dance music releases than Daft Punk's return, Random Access Memories. Hell, we i

Celebrating one year in the game is Datsik's Firepower Records, who recently released Shell Shock, Vol. 1, a compilation that not only proves that dubstep/bass music isn't dead, but that there's more life than ever within the genre. We're not sure if Datsik knew how much of an impact his imprint would have, but he sure knows how to celebrate the occasion.

It's been said that having a BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix is a DJ's true big moment; not playing a festival or releasing an album to critical success, bu