[2026] Drum and Bass Masterpieces: From Classics to the Latest Hits
If you’re not very interested in dance music, you might have no idea what “drum and bass” means.
Drum and bass, one of the so-called electronic music genres said to have evolved from jungle, emerged around the mid-1990s, and by the late ’90s there were hit songs that employed drum and bass techniques.
In the early 2020s, Gen Z artists like PinkPantheress went viral with distinctive sounds that incorporated drum and bass, and the genre continues to evolve in its own way today.
Here we introduce some iconic drum and bass tracks, from timeless classics to recent standouts.
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[2026] Drum and Bass Masterpieces: From Classic Anthems to the Newest Hits (71–80)
R-TypeJo

Before jungle and drum and bass emerged, SL2—formed in 1985—was a British breakbeat group that released hits like “On a Ragga Tip” on the prestigious XL Recordings.
JO, who was a female dancer in SL2, put out a handful of jungle/drum and bass tracks after the group disbanded, and while few in number, they’re quite intriguing.
Their 12-inch single “R-Type,” released in 1993, will ring a bell for those familiar with video games.
It samples music from the classic shooter of the same name, and the way those game-music phrases ride over a straightforward jungle/drum and bass track is really interesting.
Early drum and bass is full of lesser-known tracks like this that hold all sorts of discoveries, so digging into it can be a lot of fun!
SearchingKove

Kove is the artist name of DJ/producer James Rockhill from Sussex, England.
His music is characterized by House, Electronic, and Drum’n’Bass styles.
“Searching” is a Drum’n’Bass track released as a single from the album Measures in 2013 on MTA Records.
ConversionMefjus & Kasra

Mefjus is a drum’n’bass producer/DJ/sound producer from Austria.
Kasra Mowlavi is a DJ/producer from Hammersmith, London, UK, and the owner of Critical Music, which he founded in North London in 2002.
Conversion is a collaborative track with Mefjus, released as a single on Critical Recordings in June 2017.
RememberPhil:osophy

Phil:osophy is a Drum’n’Bass unit by Phil Tangent & Philth.
Phil Tangent is a Drum’n’Bass DJ/producer from Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire in the East of England, and it is the artist name of Phil Winn.
Philth is a DJ/producer from London, UK, the owner of the Drum’n’Bass label Peer Pressure Records, and the artist name of Phil Robinson.
Remember is a Drum’n’Bass-style track from the EP Phil:osophy, released by Integral Records in September 2017.
Temporary Love ft.BLAKE (S.P.Y Remix)Pola & Bryson / S.P.Y

Pola & Bryson are a duo from London, UK, and the artist name of Jack Higgins and Harry Bryson.
“Temporary Love” ft.
BLAKE (S.P.Y Remix) is a Drum’n’Bass track released in 2017 on Soulvent Records, a remix by S.P.Y featuring guest vocalist BLAKE.
Champion SoundQ Project

Q Project is a drum and bass music producer signed to Hospital Records.
This track, popular as a 1990s jungle anthem, samples Bobby Byrd’s 1987 track “I Know You Got Soul.”
Where My Ladies At?Rene LaVice

Rene LaVice is a Canadian electronic music producer, DJ, and singer who has been active since 2010.
He is also known for his remixes of tracks by artists such as Nero and Rudimental.
This track was released in 2014.


