10 Dubstep/Rap Collaborations That Don’t Suck

One of the bigger crazes/fads over the last five years has been the cross-pollenation of dubstep and rap. It’s a lot more than Flux Pavilion samples on Watch The Throne, though. While most of the scene’s focus has been on remixing rap tracks (or more often producing a new beat and dropping an acapella over it), there have been original songs that have come out with the producer either inviting a rapper spit bars to an existing riddim or working on an entirely new track. The problem is – most of them have been crap. We want to push those failures to the wayside and bring you some examples of when dubstep and rap get it right.

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