The 7 Best Drum & Bass Tracks On Beatport You May Have Missed

DJ Gaw dropped a highly-anticipated album in August on Onyx Recordings with ‘’Tokyo Nights’’. On ‘‘Levitate,’’ Gaw teams up with Disrupta and T-Man for a dark and minimalistic track.

You could say, “No No No! We already know 50 remixes of the classic by Dawn Penn.” Yes, but this one is a pure dancefloor weapon! Phibes’ remix of Ed Solo and Deekline has a long intro keeping the reggae vibes, dropping into a deep sub and a massive foghorn that’s sure to light up any DJ set.

When a classic tune by one of the most talented artists of the genre is remixed by a legend, expectations are always high. And we are really not disappointed with this masterpiece: the original ‘‘Moving On’’ by Alix Perez and remixed by Break! The beat and the basses sound 100% ‘Break Style’ and the vocal fits perfectly with the new orchestration. Beauty!

‘‘Reaction’’ is the (almost) title track from one of the most anticipated D&B albums of the year, Benny L’s Reactions on Audioporn. A collab with Coppa, ‘‘Reaction,’ with its long and oppressive intro dropping into a deep, dark roller of a track, is a taster of the album as a whole.

It’s been an amazing year for D*Minds with several releases on RUN, Souped Up Records and Critical Music. ‘‘Everyday’’ is the title track from their latest EP on RUN, which sees D*Minds combine old-school pads, vocal hook, and arpeggios, building up to a massive drop with neurofunk drums and distorted bassline.

One of my favorite releases of this summer on Bowlcut Beats, Teej dropped a killer tune with ‘’Nice Up The Dance’’. The original track is percussive and syncopated, while Wingz’s remix is a roller with a deep bassline. One thing is sure: both are sick! That’s why you should check the release now!

What a track from Jam Thieves on Gorilla Warfare! ‘’Baila’’ is an evident summer smasher with a clinical beat, deep bassline, and a dancehall vocal hook! Pure dancefloor tune!