Wobbles & Waffles Drum & Bass

SLESS returns with Move It, a drum & bass banger that channels the unmistakable energy of his Beatport #1 hit I Like It. Built around the signature lead sound that helped that track take over the scene, Move It delivers pure dancefloor intent. Backed by global support from legends like Sub Focus, Pendulum, Wilkinson and Dimension, and dominating New Zealand festival stages of 10,000+ crowds, SLESS continues to cement his position as a rising force in DnB.

Wobbles & Waffles Drum & Bass

Australian producers streetflicker and Fitch come together on Half Of Me, an uplifting drum & bass track about breaking free from the past and moving forward stronger. Combining a melodic hook with lush soundscapes, the track is designed to resonate with crowds and keep the dancefloor energy high. With streetflicker fresh off a #3 Beatport hit and currently touring Australia with Andy C, and Fitch gaining major traction through Top 10 Shazamed and Viral chart success in New Zealand, Half Of Me feels like a natural next step in a fast-rising journey.

Loboski and Flowidus unite for Lock It, a drum & bass weapon built to shake festival mainstages to their foundations. Already drawing early support from heavyweights like Sub Focus, Andromedik, Subsonic, LENS and SOTA, Lock It is rapidly cementing itself as a must-play in high-energy sets across the scene. And with Loboski previously hitting #1 on the Beatport Drum & Bass chart and Flowidus boasting a Platinum-certified record and global tour presence, Lock It captures two proven forces at full throttle, locked in and primed for festival domination.

KRITIKAL reunites with Jman on Run It Back, the follow-up to their Top 15 DnB Beatport tune 50 DUB, which remains a fixture in the scene. Powered by Jman's hyped vocals, a fat bassline, and hard-hitting drums, the track delivers pure peak-time energy. With KRITIKAL backed by Diplo, Andy C, Kanine, and Friction, and Jman's standout performances at Glastonbury and Fuji Rock alongside collaborations with Rag'n'Bone Man, Mozey, and Hedex, Run It Back lands as a certified dancefloor slammer.

Dutch duo NCT is here with Don't Stop, a genre-bending drum & bass track that showcases their flair for unique sound design. The infectious vocals and unexpected twists will keep the listeners locked in from the start. With releases on labels like NCS, Monstercat and Liquicity, plus collaborations alongside Cartoon, ShockOne and T & Sugah, NCT has carved out a sound that continues to stand apart. Don't Stop is another confident step forward, proving they aren't afraid to push boundaries while keeping the dancefloor in mind.

Wobbles & Waffles Drum & Bass

Loboski and SLESS return with Need Your Love, the follow-up to their #1 Drum & Bass Beatport hit I Like It. After widespread festival support from artists like Pendulum, Netsky, Wilkinson, Delta Heavy, Grafix and ShockOne, the duo continue their momentum with a euphoric yet hard-hitting new release. Featuring the beautiful vocals of Veronica Bravo, Need Your Love blends uplifting synths with powerful drum & bass energy, striking a perfect balance between emotion and dancefloor impact.

Loboski and Flowidus unite for Lock It, a drum & bass weapon built to shake festival mainstages to their foundations. Already drawing early support from heavyweights like Sub Focus, Andromedik, Subsonic, LENS and SOTA, Lock It is rapidly cementing itself as a must-play in high-energy sets across the scene. And with Loboski previously hitting #1 on the Beatport Drum & Bass chart and Flowidus boasting a Platinum-certified record and global tour presence, Lock It captures two proven forces at full throttle, locked in and primed for festival domination.

Australian producer KRITIKAL returns with 'Girls', a high-impact drum & bass track that thrives on the dancefloor. Crisp drums and hyped synth lines drive the track forward, locking in the energy from start to finish. Following support from Diplo, Andy C, Kanine and Friction, and with his previous release '50 DUB' currently sitting in the top 15 of the Beatport Drum & Bass chart, KRITIKAL shows no signs of slowing down.