Nucleya's song 'Bhendi Bazaar' gained popularity for its unique blend of Dubstep and traditional Indian sounds, while highlighting the struggles faced by people living in slums.

Sez on the Beat's song 'Azadi' became an anthem for freedom of expression, resonating with the youth who felt restricted by societal norms and political control.

Prabh Deep's song 'Ranjha' explores the themes of depression, anxiety, and the struggles of everyday life, using Dubstep beats to convey the intensity of these emotions.

Ritviz's song 'Shuru' features a collaboration with folk singer Mame Khan, where they blend Dubstep beats with traditional Rajasthani folk music to raise awareness about the importance of preserving the environment.

Divine's song 'Mere Gully Mein' includes a verse where he openly supports the LGBTQ+ community, addressing the discrimination and prejudice they face in Indian society.

Sez on the Beat's song 'Aisi Taisi Democracy' uses Dubstep beats to express frustration and anger towards the political system, highlighting the issues of corruption, inequality, and lack of accountability.

Sickflip's song 'Bass Rani' celebrates the strength and independence of women, using Dubstep beats to create an empowering anthem for female empowerment.

Prabh Deep's song 'Chitta' delves into the dark world of drug addiction, using Dubstep beats to convey the pain, struggles, and consequences faced by those caught in its grip.

Nucleya's song 'Laung Gawacha' combines Dubstep beats with the vocals of classical singer Kavita Seth, showcasing the fusion of traditional and modern sounds to promote cultural preservation.

Divine's song 'Jungli Sher' confronts the issue of caste discrimination and social inequality in India, using Dubstep beats to convey the anger and frustration felt by marginalized communities.

Ritviz's song 'Sage' uses Dubstep beats to create a soothing and introspective atmosphere, encouraging listeners to prioritize their mental health and seek support when needed.

Nucleya's song 'Bhangra' features a collaboration with Bhangra singer Jassi Sidhu, combining Dubstep beats with traditional Punjabi folk instruments to celebrate cultural fusion and unity.

Raja Kumari's song 'City Slums' confronts the issue of colorism and the societal obsession with fair skin, using Dubstep beats to convey the frustration and anger felt by those discriminated against based on their skin color.

Sez on the Beat's song 'No Mercy' uses Dubstep beats to express anger and frustration towards police brutality and the excessive use of force by law enforcement, highlighting the need for accountability and justice.

Prabh Deep's song 'Kala Chashma' uses Dubstep beats to convey the emotions and experiences of immigrants, highlighting the challenges they face in adapting to a new country and the longing for their homeland.