Brostep, a subgenre of dubstep, emerged in the early 2010s, characterized by its heavy, bass-driven soundscapes, frantic drum patterns, and often, screeching synthesizers. Born out of the UK's dubstep scene, brostep gained popularity in the US, particularly among the electronic dance music (EDM) crowd. The genre's aggressive, in-your-face style, often featuring growling basslines and ear-piercing leads, resonated with festival-goers and ravers. Brostep's cultural significance lies in its role as a bridge between underground dubstep and mainstream EDM, paving the way for future bass-heavy genres. Notable elements that set brostep apart include its emphasis on sonic brutality and its willingness to incorporate elements from other styles, such as electro and trap. While sharing similarities with its UK counterpart, brostep's sound is distinctly American, with a focus on high-energy drops and a more polished production quality.

Tonight (I’m Sorry)

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Whales

Single - Released January 2, 2026