With a fully charged house-inspired beat taking action, waves upon waves of alarming frequencies invite listeners into Destructo’s world of pure surprise. As Snoop Dogg takes off with his classic vocals on the beat, the track takes a turn as it definitely gets wonky for all those looking to kick it on the dancefloor. An epic track indeed as we approach festival season, Destructo and Snoop Dogg are clearly the perfect match here.

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First up comes the Destructo assisted ‘You’re The One For Me.’ The track “brings the old-school sound to the new shit.” A funky and upbeat groove serves as the foundation providing a retro sound palette that’s spiced up with futuristic elements. Smooth and sexy, this one is primed for the warm weather upon us.

Connecting with EDM superstar marshmello the pair conjure up an absolute trap banger. Primed for festivals and clubs the “Jiggle like that, jiggle like this,” vocals are simplistic but anthemic. As soon as you hear the T-R-O-Y-B-O-I vocal tag, you know the drop is going hit hard. Possessing a gritty trap aesthetic with a big stage energy, this one is an instant smash.

Completing the trifecta comes TroyBoi’s official remix to Anitta & Da Baby’s ‘Girl From Rio.’ A pure summer bop, TroyBoi keeps the backing smooth with a touch of knock as Anitta’s vocals breeze over the beat. The producer flips the script just as Da Baby comes in, upping the ante with his signature bounce. The final product proves once again that TroyBoi is a master of maintaining that perfect balance between mainstream appeal and his signature “My Style” sound on major remixes.

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Adding to the excitement, The Goldies have lined up some heavyweight judges including Craze, Destructo, Diplo, Mannie Fresh, Just Blaze, Mija and The Whooligan. Capping it off they also have Dave East playing host. The winning DJ will earn a set at Fools Gold Day Off and the winning producer will get to drop a track on the label.

Full details on the contest rules can be found at the Goldie Awards website. You can also check out the video below for more info. The event will be open to the public so you can cop tickets here. Huge shoutout to A-Trak and everyone involved (Fools Gold, THUMP, Noisey, tmwrk) in putting this together. This is truly an event for the culture.

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TroyBoi

UK producer TroyBoi has been a favourite at FUXWITHIT for years. Since his early days he’s killing the game with his unique sound known as “My Style” which combines elements of trap, world music, hip hop, R&B, garage and a multitude of other influences. He’s fresh off The Mantra Tour which featured him playing exclusively his own music. His energy on stage and astounding catalog make TroyBoi’s live sets quite unlike any other. One minute you’re entranced by the spiritual beauty of a song, the next you’re in a moshpit turning up to the max. That’s a range of experience that few can pack into DJ set, so don’t miss out.

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Herobust

In the past two years Herobust has gone from being another great SoundCloud producer, to one of the most innovative creators in bass music. His style blends hard hitting trap with insane dubstep-inspired sound design. His last two EPs have pushed the boundaries of bass music and his live set is assured to do the same. If you’re looking to have your mind-blown with epic sound design and then get beaten with bass this is where you need to be.

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Destructo

HARD founder and all around OG, Destructo, is a can’t miss at any event. With over 20 years in the game his skills behind the decks are no joke. Add to the fact that he’s fresh off the release of his massive G-House EP Renegade, and it’s guaranteed to be amazing. His blend of house and rap does a stellar job bridging the gap for fans of either genre – and you never know what he might rinse out.

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Black Tiger Sex Machine (BTSM)

If the name doesn’t at least rouse your interest I’m not sure what will. Their motto is “Music Is Our Religion” and they take it to heart. Each performance is a spiritual experience that seems sacred. With light up helmets and insane visuals the trio’s visual experience is befitting of their sound. Their sets are built around their massive electro originals and reworks but they almost always take time to inject some classics; whether it’s cuts from Dr. Oizo or The Prodigy. If you’re looking to rave it out then BTSM is your jam.

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12th Planet B2B Funtcase B2B Cookie Monsta

Yes, we’re aware this makes the final artist count 10 rather than 8 – but when you have LA’s dubstep/dnb guru 12th Planet coming together with 2 Circus Records artists, Funtcase and Cookie Monsta, you can’t help but make an exception. What do you get when two unstoppable forces collide with an immovable object from both sides? We’re not sure, but this set may help you find such an answer.

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NGHTMRE

Whether it’s insane originals (‘Street, ‘Click Clack’) or banging remixes (‘Lean Back,’ ‘Goosebumps’) NGHTMRE has proven himself to be one of the hottest producers in the game. He’s well known for teasing out insane ID’s in his sets and Ever After should be no different. So if you’re wondering what NGHTMRE may have in store for the remainder of the year, this is a can’t miss.

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Zomboy

English DJ/producer Joshua Mellody, better known as Zomboy, is a frequently-mentioned name amongst the bass community. His recent anthem, ‘Like A Bitch’, gets mosh pits started wherever it’s unleashed, and everybody who knows the song knows exactly when to holler and throw down. His tracks may be massive bangers, but they tend to hold some subtle melodious undertones to it, sticking true to Joshua’s surname.

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Nebbra

The French producer has been steadily pushing the boundaries of future bass. While the bulk of the festival promises earth-shattering bass, Nebbra offers bit of a change. His music is more melodic and heartfelt with just the right bit of knock. Expect Nebbra to take you on an emotional journey while also ensuring that you’re dancing and having a great time.

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Words Colin & Ck.

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As the EP progresses, the G-house vibe gets heavier with each song  – save a brief trap interlude near the end, from the title track with Freddie Gibbs. Special mention goes to his collab track with Wax Motif: embedded in the heart of the EP, the deep bass combined with Pusha & Starrah‘s overlaying vocals will get you bouncing without even realizing it.

Destructo’s Renegade 2.0 tour, which pays homage to the EP, will see him travel across North America from April to June. We highly recommend catching him live if you get the chance! Check out the tour dates and EP below; tickets can be purchased via his website.

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20. Zeds Dead – Stardust (Ft. Twin Shadow)

Off of the latest album Northern Lights Zeds Dead’s ‘Stardust’ keeps fans refreshed. The track’s bouncy beat, sparking electric guitar, and twinkling background vocals help Twin Shadow’s clear choral notes sink into your ear. This song’s nod to pure instrumental sounds attests to this duo’s unique and off-kilter bass music style. With heavy credentials from touring and producing with various other big names in the genre, ‘Stardust’ gives off a galactic glow just like a supernova.  Zeds Dead had an exciting year starting their own label with an announcement in March, which means fans have a lot to anticipate in the (hopefully) near future.

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19. Skepta – Man (Gang)

In 2016, Grime finally made its mark across the pond in North America. Skepta was the leader of this movement and his album Konnichiwa was easily one of the best releases of the year. ‘Man (Gang)’ is signature Skepta, blending a rugged grime beat with his boisterous bars. Featured just before the hyped premiere of Drake’s Views on OVO Sound Radio only furthered its hype. With ‘Man (Gang),’ Skepta cemented his status as one of the breakout rap stars of 2016.

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18. Destructo x Wax Motif – Catching Plays (Ft. Pusha T and Starrah)

This is genre blurring at its finest. With elements of trap, rap and house ‘Catching Plays’ was an absolute monster. Destructo and Wax Motif are the current kings of G-House and this just underscored their claim to the throne. Pusha T delivered yet another stellar guest verse, blending tales of opulence and criminal activity. Rounding this one out came Starrah’s hype inducing vocals, perfectly bridging the gap between Pusher’s bars and the heavy drops.

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17. YG & Nipsey Hussle – Fuck Donald Trump

‘Fuck Donald Trump’ has over 13 million views on YouTube and has been used by many Americans to work through some stages of grief that they are still coping with after the election. As old as the tradition of voting in America that has been critics of the candidates that have inspired many different forms of art. This politically-themed song propelled YG and Nipsey Hussle into a tour under the same name this fall, and have had dates for performances posted as late as November 30th.

This track is a powerful warning and touches upon the many issues of the hyper-racialized United States. In the beginning of the track’s official video there are a few clips that include anecdotes of discrimination, images alluding to the violent nature of the socioeconomic and ethnocultural conflicts that are televised, and at the end of the video there is a clip of Trump himself promising to build a wall to designate the border between the US and Mexico. This is an audio-visual performance displaying the country’s contemporary harsh-truths. The track’s style is tradition. The rhyming which refreshes the true tradition of Rap and Hip Hop: giving an outlet and a voice to the frustrations of those who are shamefully ignored and discredited.

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16. The Weeknd – Starboy (Ft. Daft Punk)

The Weeknd was a staple in the game last year and this year he proved that he could be consistent and stay at the top with a couple other cats. The title track from his 3rd studio album Staryboy comes in at number 16 of our Top 50 and for good reason. First, let’s start with how he was able to get Daft Punk on the record with him. No easy feat to secure these two, as they are super selective with who they choose to work with. If being a top selling R&B act with a couple sold out tours wasn’t enough to solidify him as a star in the game, featuring Daft Punk on a single definitely was. The production on this track is incredible. It seems simple on first listen, but when you really sit with the song and take it in there are so many nuances from the bass line to the keys and even cadences Abel uses with his voice; that make this song so great. When you take a look at the visuals for this chart topping track, you can start to understand what Abel means when he sings “look what you’ve done, I’m a mothafuckin’ starboy”. In the video, The Weeknd kills off his old self, becoming the alter ego he has referred to as Starboy. Great song, great visuals and the album happened to be just as solid.

15. Chance The Rapper – Summer Friends (Ft. Jeremih and Francis & the Lights)

“0h, oh, oh, incredible,” the opening lyrics perfectly describe the vocal intro crafted by Francis & The Lights. It’s the type of unique sound that makes you sit up straight and say out loud, wow what is this? When the bass and drums start knocking you’re overcome with bliss. Chance’s verses take you back to childhood like a Ray Bradbury novel, reminding you of the magic that was summers off. From ice cream trucks, to summer camp and trips to Blockbuster. Chance manages to craft verses that are deeply personal while being incredibly relatable. Just when you thought the track was peak perfection and couldn’t get any better, Jeremih comes through and elevates it even higher.

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14. Rae Sremmurd – Black Beatles (Ft. Gucci Mane)

You know that song everyone plays when they make a Mannequin Challenge video? This is that song. We’re not exactly sure how this caught fire, but boy did it catch and Rae Sremmurd’s rise to the top hasn’t slowed much. The duo out of Mississippi secured themselves as hit makers this year with their sophomore follow up. Enlisting Guwop to join them on this track with the help of Mike WiLL Made-It, Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi crafted the perfect party-started that went on to become one of the biggest tracks of 2016.

13. A Tribe Called Quest – We The People

We, the people. The same three words that are notably from the US Constitution, also became the title for a track coming off of the long awaited and anticipated ATCQ album. This joint made our list for a few reasons which we’ll address here but it is important to note that this album is the first major album from Tribe in 18 years. These legends were able to write and record most of the album prior to Phife Dawg’s passing (RIP) after being away from the game for almost two decades. And the best part is, they didn’t miss a beat. ‘We The People’ is a powerful and timely track considering the US Election and all the civil unrest in the US. Over production that could fuel the revolution, ATCQ go in on the conditions of “the people” (representing Blacks, Mexicans, Muslims and the LGBT community) and address how the police have been killing off people in the street. Powerful, timely and unfortunately – completely accurate. ‘We The People’ is number 13.

12. Drake – Controlla

As of this moment Views is 4x Platinum and has spawned some of Drake’s biggest hits. The album was described to be a soundtrack for those who experience the change in seasons like we do in Toronto (Winter and Summer). The album flows as such, starting in the cold and brisk winter, warming up to the summer time vibes and back to winter. Being the title was originally Views from the 6, it makes sense that there are multiple tracks with a dancehall influence as the Caribbean culture in Toronto (or the 6) is vast and beautiful. ‘Controlla’ is one of those tracks and it does not disappoint. When the track leaked earlier in the year, many people expected Popcaan to remain on the album version but that was not the case. Nevertheless, ‘Controlla’ still went on to be a great hit, influencing others to jump on the dancehall bandwagon (no shade, Tory – we fux with you). With Boi-1da, Supa Dups and Di Genius behind the boards, there was no way this wouldn’t be a certified hit.

11. Fat Joe – All the Way Up (Ft. French Montana and Remy Ma)

Coming in just shy of the top 10 is Fat Joe’s undeniable club banger. Featuring French Montana and Remy Ma, Fat Joe returned with a well crafted and certified hit. Produced by Edsclusive with some help form Cool and Dre, ‘All the Way Up’ became Joe’s biggest hit since his ’02 smash ‘What’s Luv’. The infectious beat combined with the chant like hook made for a club hit and naturally spawned several remixes including a verse from Hov.

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50-41 | 40-31 | 30-21

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30. Baauer – Kung Fu (ft. Pusha T & Future)

From bedroom producer to one of the most highly regarded beat makers in the industry, Baauer continued to impress in 2016. Everything Baauer touches is assured to be excellent, so having him connect with Future and Pusha T was a guaranteed smash. Sure it’s another coke record but the combination of Future’s infectiousness and energy, Pusha’s razor sharp bars and Baauer production made it something special.

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29. Logic – Wrist (ft. Pusha T) 

Logic’s work ethic is impressive and he only continued to prove that with the release of Bobby Tarantino. Leading up to the release of the commercial mixtape, Logic dropped ‘Wrist’ featuring G.O.O.D. Music President Pusha T. As you can imagine, 6ix produced a banger that Logic and Push flowed over effortlessly telling tales about their hard work and success. The lyrical prowess and delivery from both of these cats is something that is admirable and impressive.

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28. Destructo – 4 Real (ft. Featuring Ty Dolla $ign and ILOVEMAKONNEN)

Destructo has become the ambassador of the G-House genre. With the assistance of Ty Dolla Sign and ILoveMakonnen he crafted the G-House anthem of the year. It’s catchy, upbeat and well produced. Despite dropping in the winter, it instantly made it feel like summer (or Winter in LA). Additional remixes from Drezo and Joyryde made it a staple in every major DJs set and kept it alive and well for the bulk of the year.

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27. DJ Khaled x Jay Z x Future – I Got The Keys

2016 was DJ Khaled’s year. Known for being a “connector” Khaled flexed his immense buzz to put together some of the biggest collabs of 2016. For ‘I Got The Keys,’ Khaled managed to put together one of the year’s hottest rappers in Future, with greatest of all time (Jay). The track will serve as a time capsule, playing on the full catalog of Khaled’s signature lines. Even the hook is a double entendre that references Khaled’s ‘keys’ while tilting its hat to Jay and Future’s drug dealing pasts. Hov verses are few and far between these days and seeing him stunt on a trap record with his signature swag was truly some special cloth.

26. Travis Scott – Pick up the Phone (Ft. Young Thug and Quavo)

Travis Scott’s Birds in the Trap Sing Brian McKnight was one of the best albums of 2016 and leading up to the release, Scott blessed fans with this banger right here. ‘Pick up the Phone’ is a trap banger that mixes in steel drum samples to give it a dancehall vibe. Thugger and Quavo really shine on the track with their respective verses and Travis Scott adds the element that’s perfect for when you’re trying to turn up in the club.

25. Knife Party & Tom Morello – Battle Sirens

Knife Party and Tom Morello thrilled fans with the jaw-dropping and drool worthy banger that hybridized the thrashingly dark genre of bass music and heavy guitar. This demonic anthem was 2016’s Frankenstein-ed dubstep/guitar lab experiment that the mad scientists felt they could no longer keep quarantined. ‘Battle Sirens’ was performed by both collaborators at the Ultra Music Festival on September 30th 2016, and fans never thought they would see the day that rock and trap could be bred to form such a beast. With over one million views on YouTube, Knife Party and Morello can say that their creation has certainly reached the masses.

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24. Mura Masa – What If I Go

Mura Masa is an absolute genius. Connecting with frequent collaborator and tour mate, Bonzai, the two managed to create a record that embodies both the feelings of a perfect summer day and true love. It feels like the best day you’ve had with your significant other, while knowing that it will only be topped several times over in the following years. It’s a magical blend of pop, R&B, hip-hop and future bass. When it comes to fusing those things together, you’d be hard pressed to find a song that tops ‘What If I Go,’ in 2016 or ever.  

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23. A$AP Ferg – New Level (Ft. Future)

At the top of the summer, Ferg dropped ‘New Level’ to support his Always Strive And Prosper album featuring Future and the track did not disappoint. Future kills the joint with his flow and Ferguson hypes the track to a whole new level (Ooh-Ooooh!). The beats dark and eerie vibe combined with the high energy hook and verses come together perfectly to make this trap banger into a summer anthem.

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22. Tory Lanez – Luv

Tory Lanez went from homeless to hitmaker in what seemed like a year even though he had been successful for many years prior. While his debut album I Told You was prepping for release, Lanez dropped his now Grammy-nominated dancehall influenced club banger ‘Luv’. Sampling Tanto Metro and Devonte’s ‘Everyone Falls in Love’ on a beat produced by Cashmere Cat and Benny Blanco, Tory delivered one of the most well known tracks of 2016. The dancehall influence really took hold in 2016 with many artists using elements of the genre in their music – specifically beats but also including their lyrics and delivery. Bringing new life to a classic hook, Tory Lanez found himself with his first major league hit and a spot on the Top 50 coming in at number 22.

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21. Kanye West – Real Friends

Kanye’s The Life of Pablo was backed by a couple of single’s, one of which was ‘Real Friends’. With some assistance from Ty Dolla Sign (who sounds great on this record, btw) Kanye walks us through the troubles of being famous and trying to deal with people who call themselves his friends. On this brutally honest and telling track, Ye opens up about friends (insert air quotes, ha) hitting him up for money, stealing his laptop, calling on him for outlandish favours. The production is reminiscent of Kanye’s 808’s and Heartbreak era and the honesty is something we haven’t seen from Kanye since his earlier days.

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