The Next Wave: Why 2026 Might Be Drum & Bass’s Most Exciting Year Yet
Explore why 2026 promises a resurgence for drum and bass with UK-centric festivals, global gatherings, independent label influence and a growing community shaping the year ahead.
Explore why 2026 promises a resurgence for drum and bass with UK-centric festivals, global gatherings, independent label influence and a growing community shaping the year ahead.
From bedroom setups to pro studios, Splice reshaped how producers find sounds, save money, and stay inspired. Here’s why sample libraries and pay-monthly plugins changed everything.
Hospital Records celebrates 30 years with HOSPITAL30 ON THE HARBOUR, an open-air Bristol spectacular featuring Hybrid Minds, High Contrast, DJ Marky, London Elektricity, and more.
As major labels fade from view, imprints like Dirtbox Recordings and Evolution Chamber are redefining artist development in Drum & Bass, building careers through vision and trust.
Drum and Bass UK launches a new events hub, making it easier to find drum and bass nights across the UK by city and date, all year round.
LeeUHF reveals the inspiration and detailed curation behind DNB Essentials Vol. 1 on Dirtbox Recordings, exploring legacy, physical formats, and artist collaboration.
Dirtbox Recordings announces DNB Essentials, a new curated series reviving the legacy of Andy C’s Nightlife. Lee UHF leads the first volume, blending Dirtbox talent old and new.
Phase one of the Drum & Bass UK event rebuild brings smarter search, location-aware listings, faster pages, and seamless travel-friendly features for ravers nationwide.
Celebrating 30 years of Hospital Records, Hospitality on the Beach 2026 unites the global drum & bass family in Croatia for a week of sunshine, sound and connection.
UK producer Ticky discusses his debut Transpire EP on Rabbit Hole, creative growth, collaborations with Amelie Eve and EJ Kitto, and the influence of goddard.
As singles dominate streaming, a new wave of drum & bass artists from Sub Focus to Alix Perez are rediscovering the power of the album as a complete art form.
British producer TRCD delves into the cinematic sound design and sci-fi influences behind his new release The Vortex on VTO Records, reflecting on storytelling, neurofunk, and future collaborations.