For their final single before the release of their guaranteed-to-be-monumental 'Welcome to the Jungle' album, Speaker Louis and G-Class have teamed up with RjD on the buttons and the mighty Da Fuchaman on the mic. All junglists and DnB heads know how irresistible authentic dancehall vocals combined with a body-moving riddim and weighty basslines can be, and this is a perfect example of the craft. We've now seen four cuts to judge the forthcoming album by, and there's only one possible verdict: it's going to be essential. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Serial Killaz have been at the very forefront of modern jungle drum 'n' bass since they first appeared on the scene. And, even though they've contributed tunes and mixes to 'Welcome to the Jungle' albums before, they're about to get to curate their own collection for the first time. This is a special occasion. So, the first original single from the compilation is clearly a big deal. And, with Killa P on the mic with a clash mentality, dramatic gangsta brass stabs, and addictive basslines keeping the dance bubbling, this edition of 'Welcome to the Jungle' is clearly about to live up to the hype. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

For their final single before the release of their guaranteed-to-be-monumental 'Welcome to the Jungle' album, Speaker Louis and G-Class have teamed up with RjD on the buttons and the mighty Da Fuchaman on the mic. All junglists and DnB heads know how irresistible authentic dancehall vocals combined with a body-moving riddim and weighty basslines can be, and this is a perfect example of the craft. We've now seen four cuts to judge the forthcoming album by, and there's only one possible verdict: it's going to be essential. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

The hype is rising for Speaker Louis and G-Class's entry into the 'Welcome to the Jungle' series, and this single is only going to inflame things further. Because this one steps up the brutality levels. Moody pads in the intro build to a ragga chat hook which gives way to stripped-to-the-bone drum programming, and bass tones set to tear through dances. This is uncompromising dub-influenced DnB, precisely formulated for late-night skanking. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Back on Jungle Cakes for the third time in 2026, the anthem factory known as Phibes has done it again. This time the duo bring us 'Killa Sound', and they've reached back into the early nineties for influences. Blending rave stabs, piano chords and breakbeats with up-to-the-minute bassline artillery, this delivers the vibes of both classic and modern jungle DnB in a single explosive package. Don't miss it. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Ed Solo and Deekline have spent the better part of two decades at the forefront of bass music. Not only have they been champions of the most raw and dirty beats, many would go so far as to say they are some of the architects of the ragga Jungle sound. These two bad boys have consistently pushed the envelope in new and exciting ways, and are steadfast in their ability to look into the future while always paying homage to their roots. They're legendary for their skanky riddims as the low end technicians behind classic tunes like "Bad Boys" and "King Of the Bongo." They've returned to drop science on the masses for the 5th installment of the Welcome to the Jungle series, which has now become a flash point for the freshest and most forward thinking sounds in the genre. Spread across 2 dynamic mixes the boys lay down the bass in an aural journey through dirtnasty bass and crispy clean rhythms. The Jungle Cakes crew always pays intensely close attention to detail, and only selects tunes that are both teeth rattling and forward thinking. Industry heavyweights like Serum, Bladerunner, Serial Killaz, Benny Page and JFB have all laid down the weight contributing their best beats to knock the subs. Of course No Jungle Cakes compilation would be complete without a dizzying array of edits, remixes and originals from the bad boys themselves: Deekline and Ed Solo. Like the four comps before it, this is destined to become a future classic.

For those that don't know, Blank Canvas is one half of the prolific duo Kleu, and Char is the distinctive, heartfelt vocalist you've heard collaborating with them many times before. With luscious strings, keys, and guitars, 'Maybe Tomorrow' feels epic from the intro, and Char's plaintively emotional delivery can't help but draw you in. And as the beat and the bassline take over the arrangement, it's clear we're witnessing real musicality at work. You'll fall in love with this as a song as much as you'll get hyped to it on a DnB dancefloor. Huge. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

The second single from Speaker Louis & G-Class's 'Welcome to the Jungle' album has landed, and, this time, G-Class takes control with the versatile Kaya Fyah in the booth. As Kaya peppers the tune with hooks, G-Class weaves together warm waves of bass, a snapping two-step, and artful guitar samples to create a perfect triple-threat of melodic, rolling, and energetic. Vibesy from beginning to end, this is one for the sunlight and for the late night. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Jungle Cakes Drum & Bass

Jungle Cakes Drum & Bass

You'll have seen tunes from these artists individually, but, even so, you aren't ready for the combo. Ram Up delivers bars from Rivibes and Jmans recognisable vocals, riding over Gaw's tough dancefloor-primed beats, bass and reggae-referencing samples. It's a call to arms for real DnB ravers, given an extra layer of grit on the VIP relick. Then Rivibes and Gaw's gangsta rave-smasher 'Landmine' completes the package. Get ready for the triple threat. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Jungle Cakes Drum & Bass

The Jungle Cakes founding father 'Deekline' is back with some brand new 2026 flavour. With the mighty Zen Lewis on vocal duty, this takes the DJ Shadow classic of the same name and rebuilds it into an immersive late-night DnB roller.\n\nHypnotic, emotive, deep, dark, and deadly, peppered with screwface bassline manipulations, and insistent breaks, this is going to hit dancefloors hard.\n\nFor licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Jungle Cakes Drum & Bass

There's another instalment of Jungle Cakes' seminal 'Welcome to the Jungle' series incoming, and this is the first taste of the new material you'll hear in there. With Speaker Louis & G-Class at the helm you know it's going to be heat, and this single confirms it.\n\n'Soundboy Burial' brings in JC regular Logan to deliver a classic dancehall mic man vocal on a skank-out riddim track that's exactly what's required to get 2026 dancefloors energised. And remember, this is just the warning shot.\n\nFor licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

If you like your music with weighty bass and ragga influences, you'll already be across ENME and Timbali's productions. And, of course, you'll have heard Natty D on many a Jungle Cakes release. Right from the first note, 'Riddim & Dance' is uncompromisingly reggae-influenced, full-vocal jungle DnB roller with bass, beats and Natty's bars sharing equal billing. This is summertime music that's going to hit festivals and parties hard. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com