Drum and bass isn’t just a genre of music—it’s a cultural movement that has impacted music, art, and rave culture globally. To fully appreciate the roots, growth, and future of DNB, these documentaries and films are essential viewing. Here are the top drum and bass documentaries every fan should watch.

We know it's not even Christmas yet but the drum and bass scene is gearing up for an explosive year in 2025, with epic festivals and events lined up across the globe.

Dr Meaker is a British electronic music producer and a live act, renowned for their fusion of Drum and Bass, soul, and live instrumentation. Formed in Bristol in 2004, the band’s unique sound has captivated audiences worldwide.

The evolution of drum and bass owes much to the pioneering record labels that have driven the genre forward. These labels helped push the underground sound into mainstream consciousness, championed new talent, and released some of the most important tracks in DNB history. Here’s a look at the most iconic drum and bass labels that have shaped the scene.

In the world of drum and bass, few names carry as much weight as Chase & Status. Comprising Saul Milton (Chase) and Will Kennard (Status), this duo has been at the forefront of the D&B scene for over a decade, influencing countless artists and producers along the way.

While drum and bass legends like Chase & Status, Andy C, and Sub Focus continue to dominate, a new generation of talent is emerging, bringing fresh energy and innovation to the genre. Here are ten rising stars in drum and bass who are taking  the scene by storm:

Karma Child and new DNB project Made For decided to turn Carla Morrissons hauntingly beautiful song into a DNB track. 

Drum and bass (D&B), born from the underground rave scenes of the early 1990s, has become a genre that not only defined electronic music culture but also continues to influence mainstream sounds.

Shadow Net Recordings proudly presents OMNEUM - Empirical/CorrespondenceOMNEUM is a music producer hailing from Serbia, known for his distinctive blend of neurofunk and melodies.With a sound that stands out in the scene, OMNEUM has caught the attention and earned the support of industry heavyweights Like Audio, Magnetude, Billain, and Noisia.

Opening things up is Arkyn's dark yet soulful Jungle track 'Inna Dance', followed by upfront, pumping 4x4 banger, 'Reckless Daddy' by Minor Science & Seppa. Then comes in some Jungle from Deekline with 'Monkey Flip 'Em', before S.U.R.E. take the reins with their unique signature Rave sound on 'Touch Me'.

Screamarts displays his invigorating drum and bass prowess in 'Walls'; hooking listeners from the start with Blocksberg's tender yet intoxicating vocals, this marks the 2nd single from his upcoming album 'Antithesis' coming later this year.

If you're fans of the label then Plasmator won't be a new name for you, but if you aren't familiar then you're in for a big surprise. Musicianship, vibe and ingenuity run through Alex Plasmator's veins and we are honoured that we are the home that he's chosen for his debut album, a solid mix of Drum & Bass and non-Drum & Bass that's been a labour of love for him for several years.