Both solo and as a combo, Son and Kravitz have been steadily building a reputation as artists to watch. And, with this EP, they're going to add a whole new swathe of junglists to their fanbase. Because it does exactly what the title suggests. 'Ring Di Alarm' featuring Mad Sam brings some sound killer vibes, before 'Atlas Dub' goes atmospheric, 'Be Cool' punctures the jazz-flavoured intro with monstrous bass, and the title track twists old skool samples into an ultra-modern roll out. Junglists. This one's for you. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Not many DnB artists have multiple all-genres Beatport number ones. In fact, currently, there's just one name on that list: the musically multifarious duo Phibes. And now they're back on Jungle Cakes, following up their gritty emcee-led skank-out 'Argument Done', with another street-hardened riddim. From the neo-classic strings and bars intro, 'Ride or Die' makes its presence felt. And by the time the saw-edged bass and popping drums join the party, it's game over. This is 2026 drum 'n' bass from producers who know exactly how to connect with listeners and ravers. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Euphonique's dancehall-referencing, Mad Sam-voiced, 420 anthem has been a fan favourite ever since it's first outings on dub. And now, alongside the original, three new school junglist champion producers have had their chance to deliver their own spin on the stems. Conrad Subs gives us huge intro and a hardstep-flavoured rinse out. Dazee twists the track into steel-toed militant territory. And Zapya adds a dose of screwface grot to the sounds. You won't be able to pick just one, you'll want all the flavours. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Both solo and as a combo, Son and Kravitz have been steadily building a reputation as artists to watch. And, with this EP, they're going to add a whole new swathe of junglists to their fanbase. Because it does exactly what the title suggests. 'Ring Di Alarm' featuring Mad Sam brings some sound killer vibes, before 'Atlas Dub' goes atmospheric, 'Be Cool' punctures the jazz-flavoured intro with monstrous bass, and the title track twists old skool samples into an ultra-modern roll out. Junglists. This one's for you. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Jungle Cakes Drum & Bass

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Classic samples and breaks, authentic ragga jungle vocals, and rolling drum programming. What more could the modern junglist raver want? As G-Class and Flex Effect combine their influences and skills into one rave-cooking riddim track and Blackout JA and Da Fuchaman trade lyrics and flows, all the elements blend into a party-moving neo-classic. Junglists and DnB heads alike, this is your call to the dancefloor. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

One of Slovakia's biggest and baddest drum 'n' bass producers - with releases on labels as disparate as Technique, Dub Shotta, Low Down Deep and many others - makes his debut on Jungle Cakes with an absolute beast of an EP. The EP is led by the heavyweight opener 'Serious', featuring sukuward, whose razor-sharp delivery sets the tone from the very first drop. The dancehall touches of the title track, the break manipulation masterclass of 'Dread', the Longman-voiced 'Red Snapper', and the dubwise skanker 'Badman' combine to make this possibly his most junglistical release to date. Check it out. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Chart-conquering, festival-demolishing duo Phibes are back once again on Jungle Cakes. Having proven themselves capable of incorporating all kinds of sounds and influences into their dancefloor-focused drum 'n' bass artillery, this release comes loaded with anticipation. And with that moody drill-flavoured intro capped off with the emcee sample that gave the track its title dropping into throbbing bass and industrial percussion, it's evident that the Phibes guys have hit the target once again. This is going to land like a tonne of bricks wherever it's dropped. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com