Check out the original by my good friend Case!
https://soundcloud.com/hiimcase/bite-me-jkqlynide

They have such a cool, deep mythos surrounding this character, and after they wrote this super hot track, I knew I just had to give it a gritty darksynth twist.

"JKQL is a distinct form of a cosmic beast known as a HYPERCYON.

HYPERCYON comes from the Greek "Hyper", meaning "Upper", and "Cyon", meaning "Dog". These upper dogs inhabit the ASTRAL PLANE, and can move with a full EIGHT DIMENSIONS of freedom.

Our current project is the transformation of a material JACKAL into the astral JKQL. After many substances administered, most successful formulation we have called JKQLYNIDE.

Beware of the HYPERCYON, its bite can pierce your reality."

jkqlynide - Bite Me [d.notive remix]

I make stuff in hopes of it staying out of popularity

Electronic producer d.notive has been at the forefront innovative sound design for well over a decade. Entranced by the lush and dynamic soundscapes of the 1980's, his aesthetic borrows heavily from the cinematic imagery of Neo-noir, classic alternative music, and of course synthpop.

Leveraging a rich, illustrious backdrop of classic synthesizers, his work includes countless pop songs and dance tracks, video game soundtracks, cartoon fan music, and film scores, drawing comparisons to artists like Depeche Mode, New Order, and Duran Duran.

His critically acclaimed album Sentinel has enjoyed consistent rotation thanks to synthwave outlets like NewRetroWave, with the first single "Red Light Syndrome" debuting at the #7 spot on their weekly charts. He has also been a regular collaborator with FiXT records, appearing alongside artists Cassetter, Fury Weekend, and Scandroid. Additionally, he maintains a close relationship with Funky Way Records (the official label of Funky Panda,) and Laserdiscs Records as a noted contributor to the original soundtrack for UK-based independent film "The Summoner." 

His signature vocal style even earned him a leading role in a short animation by Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss animator Vivienne "Vivziepop" Medrano.

"...d.notive’s music is all bound by an energy that is completely entrancing..."

Made some music long ago for fun... later ended up as a programmer. But like every good programmer I need good music to be in the creative zone.

If you're a gamer, artist, dreamer, transcendentalist, one-ear listener, or something else, I've got some loaded playlists for you. Most of my playlists contain EDM, primarily heavy bass and dubstep, but also contains experimental, future bass, classic dubstep, chillstep, melodic, hardstyle, DnB, synthwave, house, techno, trance, NRG, among many others and all things in between. My public playlists are regularly updated with new tracks. I try to have all of my liked songs at least put onto one playlist, you may even find some that show up on more than one playlist. (mostly a personal preference.)

If a playlist's description is TLDR then just refer to the hashtags for guidance.

Been listening to Dubstep since I was a kid, and it's primarily all I listen to, though you may find some R&B, Soul, Rock, or a couple of other niche genres, but if it's EDM or electronically produced you'll definitely encounter anything on here.

You'll find Dubstep from 2008, even some eurodance inspired stuff, all the way to modern releases that you'll hear at festival sets today.

I hope you enjoy

Quick note, pretty much all of my playlists you'll see will have a word in (parentheses). You can just ignore it, it helps me organize and search for my playlists much faster. I have a lot of them and some of them are privated. 💀😵‍💫

As a DJ with OCD it's helped me out a ton