Lowlowest

Lowlowest is a phrase that appears in music and online culture as either a descriptive term for deep bass frequencies or as an alias used by creators. It does not denote a single person, organization, or work with universal recognition.

In music and audio, lowlowest is commonly used to refer to the sub-bass range or to the lowest notes on a bass instrument or synthesizer, typically spanning frequencies below 60 Hz. The term emphasizes extreme low-end presence in a track or sound system and is associated with bass-heavy genres such as trap, dubstep, and drum and bass, though it is not restricted to them.

In online culture, some independent artists, DJs, or channels have adopted lowlowest as a stage name or brand, often to signal a focus on sub-bass content or a persona characterized by minimalism or depth. The usage is informal and varies between communities.

Origin and etymology: the construction is straightforward, combining 'low' with 'lowest' for emphasis; earliest known use in this exact form is not well documented in public sources.

See also: bass, sub-bass, low frequency, bassline, alias.