This is my take from Sunday night Dub-Step nights. JL Mason, Aimee, Dean, whoever was bartending, let me loose. This is not my lane, but I have found some of my music from early 2010's. This transition was also evident in festival lineups, where dubstep DJs shared stages with big-room house, trap, and trance acts, reflecting the broader evolution of electronic dance music. The scene was moving towards a more hybridized sound, setting the stage for the genre-blurring EDM landscape of the late 2010s.
