It was no longer about plain heaviness, but switching BPM’s and experimenting with odd sounds. His two best mixes – of the years 2013 & 2014, showed Brostep turning into something different. His Shambala mixes were highly anticipated and were a document of where it was at.
Once everyone stopped with those crappy YouTube remixes of memes, the scene flourished. Along came a loud genre that was popular, so people decided it was stupid. Before we talk about the album, let’s talk about the Brostep.
