MDK: Wubble Trouble
Published: January 2, 2013
By: Allegra Dimperio
Video games are as electronic as apple pie, but when Vancouverite MDK introduced his latest release “Wubble Trouble” with an arcade-ready Sega sample, the word “classic” became inappropriate after the first drop. Though the track does have the synth-on-helium of chiptune, it also has dubby grime, a tight syncopated breakdown, a moombahton section in the Knife Party style and “whoos” most commonly reserved for Dutch House. It seems that MDK found his equivalent of the Mario Star with this track; though the blend is unconventional, the huge success of the finished product shows the young producer is, for the time being, invincible.
Video games are as electronic as apple pie, but when Vancouverite MDK introduced his latest release “Wubble Trouble” with an arcade-ready Sega sample, the word “classic” became inappropriate after the first drop. Though the track does have the synth-on-helium of chiptune, it also has dubby grime, a tight syncopated breakdown, a moombahton section in the Knife Party style and “whoos” most commonly reserved for Dutch House. It seems that MDK found his equivalent of the Mario Star with this track; though the blend is unconventional, the huge success of the finished product shows the young producer is, for the time being, invincible.
Tags: DubstepElectroHouseBreaksDowntempoDrum and BassGlitchHard DanceHardcoreHip HopLivetronicaPsytranceTechnoTrance
