Observe

Also, don't forget to compress the sub bass as well. Many forget to do that and the bass ends up overpowering everything else.

Great meat on the bones of this track. Two things I would add is turn those drums up and EQ them and add a sub base under your wobbles. Great top bass but really does need a sub to do it justice.

Sort of a mixture of both DnB and Dubstep. Majority of the meat on the track is Drum N Bass though. Fun to listen to, thank you.

Made me feel like a detective in the movie Sin City. Phenomenal vibes right here.

Love the remix, I would re-tag it as Dubstep though. I am a huge DnB fan and was a little let down that it wasn't but then swiftly brought back up by how great you did. For Drum N Bass you want 165-175 BPM roughly with the Snare on beats 2/4. Keep up the fantastic work.

Great stuff, reminds me of a few Public Enemy tracks or some older Phunk Junkeez

This is Dirty South Hip Hop. It is indeed a banger though. Great work, if possible put a compressor on that bass to give it more umph.

This is Dirty South Hip Hop. It is indeed a banger though. Great work, if possible put a compressor on that bass to give it more umph.

Bro, you need a lyricist over this track like now. This track set it off. John Hiatt over this was beyond grand. Thank you good sir.

With every word that leaves my lips Im disrespecting the air? WOW, those are some straight ill words. This track deserves a lot more reviews. Straight master piece right here. Wouldn't change anything in this track.

This sounded pretty good. Vocals didn't have too much reverb on it or anything and the drums were chill. I am just not sure this falls into the Breakbeat category. It is just too slow to be heard as breakbeat. No matter, I still enjoyed listening to this track.

This is not drum and bass.

This is.
http://www.youtube.com/user/UKFDrumandBass

Your track sound great for its genre though. It sounds almost hardcore/gabby/dance.