Who are the best dubstep and bass music producers of all time?

By YPB Team

Dubstep emerged from South London in the early 2000s as a dark, bass-heavy and deeply atmospheric genre before evolving into many forms. These are the producers who defined it.

  1. Skream — ranked #11
    Skream
    British producer from Croydon who was a key architect of original UK dubstep with dark, wobbly basslines.
  2. Benga — ranked #22
    Benga
    British producer who collaborated with Skream and helped define London's early Croydon dubstep sound.
  3. Mala — ranked #33
    Mala
    British producer and Digital Mystikz co-founder known for deep, heavy, meditative dubstep on DMZ Records.
  4. Coki — ranked #44
    Coki
    British producer and Digital Mystikz co-founder known for maximalist, bass-heavy dubstep.
  5. Loefah — ranked #55
    Loefah
    British producer and DMZ label co-founder who was a core figure in defining the heavy side of dubstep.
  6. Rusko — ranked #66
    Rusko
    British producer Christopher Mercer who helped bridge UK dubstep with the heavier American brostep sound.
  7. Caspa — ranked #77
    Caspa
    British producer Gary McCann known for heavy, bass-focused dubstep and spreading the sound globally.
  8. Flux Pavilion — ranked #88
    Flux Pavilion
    British producer Joshua Steele known for aggressive, synth-heavy bass music and the massive hit 'I Can't Stop.'
  9. Doctor P — ranked #99
    Doctor P
    British producer Shaun Brockhurst known for 'Sweet Shop,' one of dubstep's most recognizable anthems.
  10. Excision — ranked #1010
    Excision
    Canadian producer Jeff Abel known for the heaviest, most bone-crushing brand of riddim and bass music.
  11. 12th Planet — ranked #1111
    12th Planet
    American producer John Dadzie who was a key figure in developing the US dubstep and bass music scene.
  12. Bassnectar — ranked #1212
    Bassnectar
    American producer Lorin Ashton known for dark, psychedelic bass music with a uniquely devoted festival following.
  13. Virtual Riot — ranked #1313
    Virtual Riot
    German producer Valentin Brunn known for complex, technically impressive dubstep and bass music.
  14. Diplo — ranked #1414
    Diplo
    American producer Thomas Pentz who helped shape the globalized, crossover side of bass music as Major Lazer.

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