DNBB Records Radio - Drum and Bass

TROPICAL011: Fernanda Porto, Dj Patife - Só Tinha de Ser Com Você by DNBB Records

Here’s a tighter, more market-ready version with stronger tone and flow: Hello everyone, we’re proud to present the debut release from Brazilian DJ and producer Lucas Oliveira on Liquid Flow. Delivering a refined blend of Liquid Drum and Bass, this release brings smooth atmospheres, musical depth, and dancefloor-ready energy across every track. Support here: https://ffm.to/lucas-oliveira-crusher

Here’s a tighter, more market-ready version with stronger tone and flow: Hello everyone, we’re proud to present the debut release from Brazilian DJ and producer Lucas Oliveira on Liquid Flow. Delivering a refined blend of Liquid Drum and Bass, this release brings smooth atmospheres, musical depth, and dancefloor-ready energy across every track. Support here: https://ffm.to/lucas-oliveira-crusher

DIGITAL668: Ramilson Maia, DJ Mako, RMMK - Vida by DNBB Records

1- Johnnyn - Money and Liquor 2- May & Marcus K-Marx - Alone in the darkness 3- Nasz - Giant 4- Nasz - Sanda 5- Hadiex - No where 6- Ellementhz - Rockman 7- Johnnyn - Contact 8- Right Hand - Naja 9- Fryer - Clip 10- Durazz - At Bunker 11- Leandro B. - F no Chat 12- Skullflow - Back for Black 13- 30hz - The seventh seal 14- DJ Daniel Maia - Black Ceiling 15- Mjay - Raving in the uk 16- DJ Marnel - Freak Scene 17- Johnnyn - Psychedelic Crime 18- Durazz - Run tha tune 19- Mjay - I’m something more 20- Ellementhz - Dark soul 21- Ellementhz - Mundo de Oz 22- Two Turntables - Jamaica 23- Durazz & Mystific - Bruda 24- B.Krazy & R.Secret - J.B. Jungle 25- Two Turntables - What u watching me for 26- B.Krazy & R.Secret - Make it out alive 27- Absweet - 50cent 28- DJ Realistic - Popping Party 29- B.Krazy & R.Secret - Badman 30- Johnnyn & DJ Realistic - Robots

Ellementhz - Hyperbollic by DNBB Records

Ellementhz - Bungee Jump by DNBB Records

Ellementhz - Rockman by DNBB Records

Jayms Hendi storms back into 4 Jungle with “Parallels”, delivering a heavyweight Drum and Bass cut engineered for maximum impact. This is not subtle territory — it’s a full-pressure system experience. From the first bars, the track builds with tension-driven atmospheres before dropping into crushing basslines that hit with surgical precision. The low-end is thick, aggressive, and tightly controlled, while the drums roll with that signature jungle energy — fast, punchy, and relentless. Every element feels calibrated for the dancefloor: sharp transitions, dynamic switches, and a groove that keeps momentum locked from start to finish. “Parallels” thrives in contrast — dark textures meet high-energy drive, creating a soundscape that feels both raw and refined. It’s the kind of tune that DJs reach for when they want to elevate the room into something heavier, deeper, and impossible to ignore. A massive statement from Jayms Hendi, reinforcing his place in the heavier side of the Drum and Bass spectrum. Support Jayms Hendi here: https://ffm.to/jayms-hendi-parallels

DROPVIBE065: UHGO - Still Hear Your Name by DNBB Records

Mystific returns to his roots with “Imagination”, a deeply soulful take on Liquid Drum and Bass that leans into emotion rather than excess. Built around lush atmospheres and delicately layered textures, the track feels like a quiet conversation between memory and movement. The drums are restrained yet precise, carrying a rolling groove that never demands attention, but subtly guides the journey forward. Warm sub-bass flows underneath like a current you don’t hear — you feel — while airy pads and gentle melodic elements paint a cinematic backdrop. What truly defines “Imagination” are its soft, intimate vocals. They don’t dominate the track; they dissolve into it, becoming part of the emotional fabric. There’s a sense of nostalgia here, a return to a purer form of Liquid DnB — introspective, elegant, and deeply human. This isn’t a track for peak-time chaos. It’s for late nights, long drives, and moments where the world slows down just enough for you to feel everything.

Straight from Canada, Vigilnt makes a powerful debut on DNBB Music Group with a track built for the dancefloor. Delivering a raw and relentless Dancefloor Roller, the release dives deep into the heavier side of Drum and Bass, driven by rolling breaks and a bassline that never lets go. The track pulses with energy from start to finish, blending tight drum programming with deep sub pressure and gritty textures. At its core, Jamaican-inspired vocals bring a rebellious spirit and a touch of Caribbean flavor, perfectly connecting with the genre’s roots in reggae and sound system culture. The result is a high-impact club weapon — hypnotic, bass-heavy, and impossible to ignore. Vigilnt’s debut signals the arrival of a fresh voice from the Canadian scene, delivering pure momentum for late-night sets and packed dancefloors. Support him: https://ffm.to/vigilnt-as-one www.dnbbrecords.com

BR005: Jason Bralli – Gótik by DNBB Records

Quaatura steps firmly into roller territory with a sharp, no-nonsense Drum and Bass cut built for the dancefloor. Driven by tight rolling basslines, crisp breaks, and dark, stripped-back synths, the track locks into a hypnotic groove from the start and never lets go. The vocals are subtle but effective, adding atmosphere without breaking the flow. Focused, functional, and DJ-ready — this is pure motion, built for late-night sets and seamless blends.

Acronik joins forces with Lady Emz on DNBB Digital to deliver a striking Vocal Drum and Bass release that balances power and emotion with precision. This is the kind of record that speaks both to the dancefloor and to something deeper — a fusion of energy and storytelling. Driven by tight, rolling drums and a solid low-end foundation, the track builds a dynamic framework where Lady Emz’s vocals truly shine. Her voice cuts through the mix with clarity and soul, bringing a captivating presence that elevates the entire composition. There’s a strong sense of movement throughout — uplifting yet grounded, melodic yet impactful. Acronik’s production keeps things clean and intentional, with well-defined basslines, atmospheric layers, and a structure designed for DJs while still remaining accessible to a wider audience. The balance between musicality and weight is handled with finesse, allowing the vocals and instrumentation to coexist seamlessly. This release stands as a powerful example of how Vocal Drum and Bass can be both emotionally resonant and club-ready. Acronik and Lady Emz deliver a track that not only connects — it lingers.

HEFT - Love by DNBB Records

HEFT - Be The One by DNBB Records

HEFT - Night Streets by DNBB Records

HEFT - Give Me More by DNBB Records

30hz presents Love Design, a two–track EP that dives into the atmospheric side of Liquid Drum and Bass. Built on lush pads, delicate harmonies and flowing rhythms, the release unfolds with a subtle and immersive energy. Each track drifts through deep textures and emotive melodies, creating a cinematic and introspective soundscape. With Love Design, 30hz reinforces his signature approach: elegant, atmospheric Drum and Bass designed to resonate beyond the dancefloor. Support: https://ffm.to/30hz-love-design

30hz presents Love Design, a two–track EP that dives into the atmospheric side of Liquid Drum and Bass. Built on lush pads, delicate harmonies and flowing rhythms, the release unfolds with a subtle and immersive energy. Each track drifts through deep textures and emotive melodies, creating a cinematic and introspective soundscape. With Love Design, 30hz reinforces his signature approach: elegant, atmospheric Drum and Bass designed to resonate beyond the dancefloor. Support: https://ffm.to/30hz-love-design

Straight from the depths of Italy, Ncomfortable emerges like a whisper that quickly turns into a storm. His debut EP Quasimorph, released on 4 Jungle Records, doesn’t ask for attention — it takes it. Diving deep into the heavier spectrum of Drum and Bass, the EP delivers a dense and immersive sonic experience where every track feels forged in steel and shadow. The basslines are the driving force: powerful, aggressive, and meticulously crafted to shake both sound systems and minds. There’s a subtle industrial edge, executed with precision — nothing feels random, everything serves a purpose. What truly stands out is Ncomfortable’s strong artistic identity. Rare for a debut, Quasimorph carries a clear sonic signature, balancing chaos and control, underground grit and futuristic vision. The grooves are hypnotic, the drops are tension-driven and impactful, and the overall structure showcases both technical skill and creative direction. Quasimorph is more than just an EP — it’s a statement. A debut that doesn’t introduce itself quietly, but instead claims its space with authority. For those seeking heavy Drum and Bass with attitude and identity, this release doesn’t just deliver — it defines.

Straight from the depths of Italy, Ncomfortable emerges like a whisper that quickly turns into a storm. His debut EP Quasimorph, released on 4 Jungle Records, doesn’t ask for attention — it takes it. Diving deep into the heavier spectrum of Drum and Bass, the EP delivers a dense and immersive sonic experience where every track feels forged in steel and shadow. The basslines are the driving force: powerful, aggressive, and meticulously crafted to shake both sound systems and minds. There’s a subtle industrial edge, executed with precision — nothing feels random, everything serves a purpose. What truly stands out is Ncomfortable’s strong artistic identity. Rare for a debut, Quasimorph carries a clear sonic signature, balancing chaos and control, underground grit and futuristic vision. The grooves are hypnotic, the drops are tension-driven and impactful, and the overall structure showcases both technical skill and creative direction. Quasimorph is more than just an EP — it’s a statement. A debut that doesn’t introduce itself quietly, but instead claims its space with authority. For those seeking heavy Drum and Bass with attitude and identity, this release doesn’t just deliver — it defines.

Straight from the depths of Italy, Ncomfortable emerges like a whisper that quickly turns into a storm. His debut EP Quasimorph, released on 4 Jungle Records, doesn’t ask for attention — it takes it. Diving deep into the heavier spectrum of Drum and Bass, the EP delivers a dense and immersive sonic experience where every track feels forged in steel and shadow. The basslines are the driving force: powerful, aggressive, and meticulously crafted to shake both sound systems and minds. There’s a subtle industrial edge, executed with precision — nothing feels random, everything serves a purpose. What truly stands out is Ncomfortable’s strong artistic identity. Rare for a debut, Quasimorph carries a clear sonic signature, balancing chaos and control, underground grit and futuristic vision. The grooves are hypnotic, the drops are tension-driven and impactful, and the overall structure showcases both technical skill and creative direction. Quasimorph is more than just an EP — it’s a statement. A debut that doesn’t introduce itself quietly, but instead claims its space with authority. For those seeking heavy Drum and Bass with attitude and identity, this release doesn’t just deliver — it defines.

“Віч-На-Віч” (Vich-na-vich) is a Ukrainian expression meaning “face to face.” Not in a casual sense, but something more direct and existential — an encounter without filters or escape. It can be with someone else… or with yourself. Placed inside a melodic vocal Drum & Bass context, that meaning deepens. The title suggests this isn’t just about movement or energy — it’s about emotional confrontation. The vocals don’t merely decorate; they reveal. Pianos and pads build an introspective space, while the rolling breaks keep a restless pulse, as if the body is trying to keep up with what the mind is processing. Here’s a refined promo review: Віч-На-Віч delivers a deeply emotive melodic Drum & Bass experience, where its title — “face to face” — perfectly reflects the sonic journey. With immersive atmospheres, delicate melodies, and expressive vocals, the track balances introspection with dancefloor energy. Each element feels intentional and raw, creating a powerful narrative that connects rhythm with emotion. A striking piece that invites the listener into an honest, unfiltered encounter. Support here: https://bfan.link/lime-kid

Ramilson Maia, Vera Medina - Ser by DNBB Records

4 Producers - Asteristic by DNBB Records

Elbass - Ursula Na Curva by DNBB Records

Ramilson Maia, Chiara Banfi - Mulher by DNBB Records

DJ Will, DJ Marnel - Albatroz by DNBB Records

In Project - Piano by DNBB Records

Ramilson Maia, Vera Medina - Sonho Da Noite by DNBB Records

Ramilson Maia - Feriado by DNBB Records

RamGui - Posição by DNBB Records

Ramilson Maia - A.T by DNBB Records

Drumagick - Swing Jazz by DNBB Records

Ramilson Maia - B. Jo by DNBB Records

Dj Telefunken - Rumba by DNBB Records

Ramilson Maia - Eclipse CJ Hall by DNBB Records

Mikrob - Subcoude by DNBB Records

Ramilson Maia - O Pai (Xerxes Remix) by DNBB Records

Nasz returns like a comet tearing across the dancefloor sky with the powerful single “Giant”, delivering massive, saturated basslines that roar with raw energy, thick low-end pressure, and explosive drops that shake the speakers, ignite the crowd, and transform every moment into a colossal electronic experience. Suport him here: https://bfan.link/nasz-giant

“Frontier” unites DJ Marnel and Ciland in a cross-border collaboration that bridges Brazil and Chile through a deeply introspective take on Drum and Bass. The track is driven by powerful, weighty basslines that cut through a moody and immersive sonic landscape. Leaning into a darker and more reflective atmosphere, “Frontier” balances tension and flow with precision. The drums hit with intent, maintaining a steady, rolling energy, while subtle textures and evolving elements create a sense of depth and progression throughout the arrangement. This is not a track built for obvious peaks, but rather for connection — a late-night journey where groove and emotion walk side by side. “Frontier” stands as a testament to the strength of the South American Drum and Bass scene, translating identity and collaboration into a cohesive, forward-thinking sound.

Fernanda Porto, Dj Parife - Samabassim (DJ Patife Remix) by DNBB Records

Support: https://bfan.link/fishy-head-in-the-clouds

Support: https://bfan.link/fishy-head-in-the-clouds

Fernanda Porto, DJ Patife - Sambassim (Radio Edit) by DNBB Records

Some songs move dancefloors. Others bend time itself. Sambassim belongs to the second realm. When it first emerged in the early 2000s, it wasn’t just a release — it was a sonic gateway. A bridge connecting two worlds that once seemed distant: the sleek pulse of electronic music and the warm, organic soul of Brazilian rhythms. It marked the moment when club culture embraced samba’s swing, when futurism danced hand in hand with heritage. The track didn’t simply echo through clubs worldwide — it reshaped perspectives. It proved that Brazil was not merely an exotic reference point for international DJs, but a creative powerhouse capable of forging its own electronic identity: elegant, organic, and deeply rooted in cultural DNA. More than two decades later, time unveils a long-kept treasure. The original version of Sambassim finally rises to the surface. Raw. Essential. Historic. A sonic time capsule preserved for over 20 years, revealing the precise instant when creative spark turned into cultural fire. This version carries the untouched textures of its inception — the emotion of first expression, the pure artistic breath that helped inspire a generation of producers, DJs, and listeners. This is not nostalgia. It is musical archaeology. Listening feels like stepping behind the curtains of Brazilian electronic music history. Every detail resonates like an audio photograph: timbres, arrangements, subtle spaces between beats — all capturing the exact moment when tradition and innovation chose to coexist. Sambassim does not return to relive the past. It reappears to reaffirm its timelessness. This is more than an alternate version. It is the original manuscript of a work that became dancefloor heritage. A living reminder that certain sounds do not age — they evolve, gain aura, and ascend into legend. And when this preserved recording begins to play, one truth becomes undeniable: The future of Brazilian electronic music began there.

The “Jamaica” EP by Two Turntables dives deep into the fusion of dub and Drum and Bass, revealing the duo’s most atmospheric and spiritual side. Heavy basslines roll like nocturnal tides while fast-paced breakbeats drive the journey with urban, pulsating energy. Echoes, delays, and carefully crafted spaces create a nearly meditative ambience, contrasting beautifully with the rhythmic intensity of DnB. The result is immersive and richly textured: music to be felt in the chest, experienced on the dancefloor, and absorbed by the mind — where dub weight meets future-forward velocity. Support them:

The “Jamaica” EP by Two Turntables dives deep into the fusion of dub and Drum and Bass, revealing the duo’s most atmospheric and spiritual side. Heavy basslines roll like nocturnal tides while fast-paced breakbeats drive the journey with urban, pulsating energy. Echoes, delays, and carefully crafted spaces create a nearly meditative ambience, contrasting beautifully with the rhythmic intensity of DnB. The result is immersive and richly textured: music to be felt in the chest, experienced on the dancefloor, and absorbed by the mind — where dub weight meets future-forward velocity. Support them: