Artist	Song
Quarta 330	Sunset Dub
from Sunset Dub / 9 Samurai (Quarta 330 Remix) - EP (2007)
Modeselektor	Silikon (feat. Sasha Perera)
from Hello Mom! (Bonus Track Version) (2005)
Kode9	Kingstown
from Kingstown - Single (2005)
Wiley	Wot Do U Call It?
from Treddin' On Thin Ice (2004)
Team Shadetek	Master Your Flow
from Pale Fire (2009)
DJ Rupture & Filastine	Quémalo Ya (DJ Rupture Remix)
from Quémalo Ya - EP (2007)
Knifehandchop	Weed Wid da Macka (Streets of Frankfurt Mix)
from Weed Wid da Macka - EP (2007)
Filastine	Judas Goat
from States of Abuse (2006)
Stereotyp Meets Al Haca	Blaze N Cook
from Phase Three (2005)
Mochipet	PJs (feat. Rqm of Al Haca Soundsystem)
from Microphonepet (2008)
Sub Dub	Dawa Zangpo
from Original Masters 1993-95 (2001)
Kush Arora	Surya Dub
from From Brooklyn to SF (2007)
DJ C & Zulu	Ransom the Senator (DJ C Mix)
from Gods & Robots (2003)
Bassnectar	Verbing the Noun
from Underground Communication (2007)
DJ Olive	Hen Porch Blues
from Bodega (2003)
Disrupt	Selassi L Continually
from Foundation Bit (2008)
Starkey	Corner Store Riddim (feat. Xploder)
from Corner Store - EP (2007)
Bus & Ras T-Weed	Sadela
from Dub Club - Picked from the Floor (2005)
Kid606	Another Slammin' Ragga Bootleg Track (Ok, Last One, I Promise!)
from Who Still Kill Sound? (2004)
Twilight Circus Dub Sound System	Shaka Version
from Twilight Circus Dub Sound System: The Essential Collection (2002)
DJ Flack	Wicked Boston Bounce
from Strictly Scientifical (2007)
Nettle & DJ /Rupture	Firecamp
from BBQ Beets II "Return of the Yams" (2004)
Rebel Familia	Rebel Alone (Dub)
from Stand Alone - EP (2002)
MC Soom T & Tolcha	Send Dem Kids to War
from Send Dem Kids to War (2007)

Comment:

Don't believe Kid606's delirious compilation cut "Another Slammin' Ragga Bootleg Track (Ok, Last One, I Promise!)" — we're far from done with our DJ-ready rundown of woofer-wreckin' street bass singles. That goes for both sides of the turntable, from the [i]insane[/i] instrumentals of Sub Dub, Bassnectar, DJ Olive, and the Twilight Circus Dub Soundsystem (a.k.a. former Legendary Pink Dots bassist Ryan Moore) to the mic-slayin' club material of Wiley, Modeselektor, Team Shadetek, and Heaps Decent, a group of underprivileged Australian kids who are determined to spark their own game-changing scene in Sydney.

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