I realize that dubstep has been around since the 90′s, but in the past couple of years it has hit more mainstream and did a leap from the underground. In my research, upon which I will talk about more some other time on my blog, I have come across some amazing dubstep artists.  I love the sound of the crunch, and the warbles – and in some/most cases the melodic creativity that comes before the drops.  All in all, dubstep has become a new favorite genre of mine.

My friend Danny introduced me to a lot of dubstep artists, and now my phone (which is an Android, which my friend Danny also introduced me to) is full of dubstep tracks that I use at the gym.  It makes the time pass, and for some reason it’s like a musical five hour energy drink that pumps me up.

Enter Jay Garderis, from Athens, Greece – which can without question Officially dub “step” this man as a Greek God.  While doing a search for various dubstep music, and the culture behind it I found a YouTube video featuring Jay Garderis dancing to “Cookie Monsta – Optimus Prime,” and I thought to myself ….I like this guy.  Of course, then I checked out his Facebook, and stalked him a bit on Google and I found out he was also easy on the freaking eyes.

If you don’t believe me, please check out the YouTube video below:

The only complaint I have about him dancing without a shirt, is that he forgot to take off his pants as well.  SMH. damn.  There isn’t much that I have learned about Jay online, because he speaks a lot more from his dancing than from anything else – and I would kill to be able to interview him.  Perhaps a trip to Athens would be worth my time?  If you want to be a fan of Jay’s, then please check out his Facebook, or jump on his Twitter (I know I would)…. and watch his YouTube account for more videos.

Ya gotta love this mans pics:

…and Jay, if you read this brother… I wanna do an email interview with you, because I think you are very talented…. and not to mention smoking hot. CONTACT ME BRO!

Dubstep Dancing In Bed With Some Lubricant,
Jake A. Wheat