Who is the best bass music or DnB producer/DJ of 2019?
Vote for your favourite DnB, dubstep and bassline artist
DnB, dubstep, bassline, bass music... however you get your low-end fix there's a wealth of killer production and DJ talent out there in 2019, but who is the best bass music or DnB producer/DJ of 2019?
Our list below features pioneers, enduring mainstays of the scene and some newer names, to boot. Who will take the title this year? That's up to you to decide. Vote below and let us know.
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