Content: Luk Peers arrives with a stunning debut on West Cove Recordings, unveiling the “Between Signals EP.” Blending deep low-end, lush vocals, and hypnotic rhythms, this four-track release introduces a refined and emotive take on modern drum and bass.

Content: MNDSCP unveils the full breadth of THE CULT OF BASS for the ears of the Eatbrain horde, delivering a powerful new album packed with low-frequency energy and uncompromising neurofunk precision. As one of the label’s most storied artists, MNDSCP crafts a release built to ignite dancefloor fervor and push sound systems to their limits.

Content: Figure steps into new territory with the explosive “Computer Room EP,” marking a bold shift from his dubstep roots into the world of drum and bass. Known for his heavy, cinematic sound design, Figure proves he’s just as lethal at higher tempos.

‘We Call It Dance’ returns to Butlin’s Skegness for an unmissable weekend party with Sigma, Claptone, and Joel Corry headlining.

Rudimental return with “Love You More,” a track that sees the UK collective leaning further into house territory while keeping their signature emotional pull intact. Known for their drum & bass roots, this release shows a more refined, late-night side of their sound.

Content: Mjoi returns with “Calling Me”, a fresh drum and bass release for 2026 that blends high-energy neurofunk elements with crisp, modern production. Built for late-night sets and underground DnB fans, this track delivers a powerful mix of rolling drums and heavy basslines.

Hannah Laing & Marlon Hoffstadt with Caroline Roxy - Stomp Your Feet (1991 Remix) (New Drum and Bass Track 2026)

James Hiraeth - TENMOREYEARS (New Drum and Bass Track 2026)

Baska comes back to M Ocean, fresh from his appearance on the label’s debut LP “Rise Of Brazil.”

Dope Ammo, Pedders, Rareform ft. Sara Cruz - Alone

A peak-time Mainstage/Dancefloor DnB weapon driven by a rolling stab-pluck bassline, punchy drums and soaring festival-ready synths. Featuring powerhouse vocals from DnB regular Kate McGill.

ENiGMA Dubz’ rise as one of the most influential producers in modern bass music shows no sign of slowing down with two outrageous dancefloor slapping Drum & Bass bangers - Told Em and Watch Your Mouth.