Drum & Bass
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#1
Feat. New Releases in Drum & Bass
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#5
Feat. New Releases in Drum & Bass
SRSLY EP
Hiraeth, Drumslave
Rising talents of the Belgian drum & bass scene, Hiraeth & Drumslave make their Dispatch Limited debut with the SRSLY EP, a statement release that firmly plants their sound in the lineage of classic rolling drum & bass while pushing it forward with modern finesse. United by a shared ethos and passion for the sound, the duo delivers four tightly-crafted tracks finding a natural home on Dispatch Limited. This is drum & bass made with intent: groove-led, atmospheric, and driven by subtle, patient progression rather than fleeting trends. The SRSLY EP is a tribute to timeless club music - rollers designed for DJs, road-tested in club systems, and built to work over long mixes. Weighty low-end, restrained tension, and finely balanced arrangements give each track longevity without sacrificing impact.
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#6
Feat. New Releases in Drum & Bass
Click Clack (Kleu & Gui Remix)
Deekline, Specimen A
The Deekline and Specimen A original already came loaded with a lethal dose of swagger, and now some meteorically-rising artists have ramped up the aggression. You all know Kleu from their huge GW releases like 'Nawty' and 'That's What I'm Talkin Bout', and, here, they've brought in Gui, another producer you need to get to know, to add an extra dimension of dancefloor-duppying insanity. Check it out. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com
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#17
Feat. New Releases in Drum & Bass
Shine EP
Drumsound & Bassline Smith
The iconic Technique Recordings founders are here with an EP to set the levels for 2026. With tracks from this release already destroying dancefloors and scoring A-list support, this exploration of multiple facets of DnB is unmissable. From sweetness to savagery, these four tracks travel the spectrum of vibes and take the whole dance along for the ride. Monumental.
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#18
Feat. New Releases in Drum & Bass
Familiarity
Objectiv
Following the weighty introduction of Nice & Easy, Objectiv returns to The North Quarter with Familiarity, a deeper, more meditative cut that reveals another facet of his forthcoming EP, Quiet Block. Built around a rolling, hypnotic bassline that seems to stretch endlessly into the distance, Familiarity moves with quiet confidence and effortless momentum. Crisp, clean, funk-fueled drums keep the groove locked while subtle dubwise echoes and soulful textures drift in and out of focus, creating a soundscape that feels both intimate and expansive. There is a natural flow to the track, a sense that it could loop forever without ever losing its pull, its brilliance living in the strength of its simplicity. The track carries a timeless quality, echoing the warmth and depth of a bygone golden era while remaining unmistakably modern in its execution. It strikes a rare balance between physical weight and introspective mood. The subs are deep and enveloping, yet the overall atmosphere remains mysterious, calm and quietly emotive, equally at home in late-night headphone sessions or during heads-down moments on a proper system. Where Nice & Easy explored darker, more overtly forceful territory, Familiarity shows Objectiv's range and musical sensitivity, hinting at the broader emotional and sonic palette of Quiet Block. It is a reminder that impact does not always come from aggression. Sometimes it comes from groove, space and perfectly judged repetition.
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#27
Feat. New Releases in Drum & Bass
TIK TOK TIK TOK (ENDGAME)
Buzz, Zombie Cats, Ethera, phasebound
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#36
Feat. New Releases in Drum & Bass
Last Of A Dying Breed - Volume 3
NC-17, Philth
Volume 3 of the 'Last Of A Dying Breed' EP series is here - NC-17 & Philth continue their collaborative celebration of tech drum and bass. Four tracks inspired by this classic era, updated with modern production techniques and the creative flair this pair of talented producers are known for. Layered, rolling, progressive tracks that deliver huge dancefloor appeal.
