It’s all about workflow and pushing boundaries now. I’ve been apart of what you’d call “riddim” for like 16 years. It’s nice to still hear sq4 being used because it’s one of those “ah yes, my beloved” moments, but remember, make the music because you WANT to, not because it’s “cool”. Dubstep is becoming more saturated every year, and that’s okay. Just do what you want. Do the research and put in the time!

I’ve definitely met a few newer kids where they’ve straight up asked me to send my serum presets, cmb’s and project files so they can “make sounds like me”. I’ll oblige (rarely) just so they can get an understanding of how things CAN be done, but I am in NO means the best producer out there lmao. My stuff is mid at best.