I'm looking for a song that I can only remember one line from and it goes like this.
A female voice singing something like: I don't move I just do the money dance. That's all I know it's dnb or edm please help me out.
Thanks in advance
I love dnb in an almost spiritual way - it’s the only music that takes me out of my body and gives me almost a high and I am slowly becoming obsessed hahaha At the moment I’m really into tracks with MCs on but struggling to weed the good out from the bad. Any recommendations for classics/ new releases/hidden gems? Would appreciate a pointer as it can be difficult to find organically
Flava D & Chef Boyarbeatz are cooking up for 3 years of Rumble in the Jungle!🎂
Who am I seeing out there??
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#Picks Of The Week (by u/lefuniname)
####1. Alias - Equanimity [Selfreleased]
Recommended if you like: Lukher, Laetho, RageMode
Aaand we're back!
First order of business, let's talk about my newest favourite discovery, Alias! (What's next, an artist named ID?)
1.1. General Greaves (2023 - 2026)
Ethan Jorge David Greaves, the London-born amalgation of names behind this particular project, has been punching above his weight for quite some time now - and not just because he's also literally a boxer! During his time as a student of Liverpool's Hope University, so about 2023, Ethan has not only participated in various RumRiddimzRun yard parties at the port city's very own Meraki, but has also officially started his production career. Mostly distributed by himself, he started showing off his productionary prowess online with plenty of originals and the occasional bootleg of the likes of Crystal's 'The Days' and Soundgarden's 'Black Hole Sun'. With 2025's 'Let It Blow' releasing on Warlock, he finally made the jump into the wide world of labels, opening the door for other imprints like LOCU or DUNXX' very own Twin X Collective to get him on board. Going through all of these, but especially the latterest, it's actually mad how much talent there is to discover in all of platforms Ethan has appeared on so far.
But more on that at another point in time - what's the deal with this new one then?
1.2. Equanimity
With an ominous mix of middle eastern flutes, staggered vocal chops searching for their home, and straight-up haunting vocals, Ethan slowly but surely introduces us to the world of Equanimity, before ripping the curtain open to unveil a full-scale orchestra, featuring gorgeous strings, brass, and powerful vocals, supported in its holistic efforts by powerful reese basses underneath. As if that wasn't enough of a stress test for our evenness of mind, Mr. Alias then brings out an even more fully unleashed wave of bass that's first teased in perhaps mind-meltdown-mitigating combination with the orchestra, before being fully let loose in the drop. With more layers and heaps more distortion than ever, the bass turns into a leviathan of sound design ripping through any- and everything in its wake, only to be interrupted by the response melody sharply concentrated into piercing stabs.
1.3. Conclusion
Cinematic, haunting, all-out (Eth-)annihilatory - this one is incredible!
Other techy things from this week:
####2. Gravitape - Carnival 💎 [Gunsta Records]
Recommended if you like: Magnetude, Ekwols, Rusty K
Next up, a talent I have been meaning to talk about for quite some time now: Gravitape!
2.1. Be kind, rewind (2021 - 2026)
Saint Petersburg based talent Stepanov Egor Andreevich is one of the sickest new names in the Neurofunk realm. However, once again, I am a bit handicapped in my ability to properly research this fan favourite of mine, due to the language and platform barrier most of the info about this Russian artist is hidden behind. For instance, I know that the Gravitape project goes back to 2021, when it debuted on TriaMer with the wonderfully Memtrix-inspired 'Arcade'. However, that double single is attributed to a certain Anton Sumarakov, who I cannot find a single other thing about. Maybe that's a misattribution? Or the project has changed hands since then? Or it used to be a duo? Something with clones? Or perhaps he just changed his name? I could not tell you!
So let's stick to what I can tell you then. After this first outing, the project took a bit of a hiatus, until finally reemerging in 2024, with a whole slew of releases on the ever-underrated High Resistance. Whether on his own or in collaboration with Rieger and Perimetre, whether on compilations like chapter two of the Nemesis saga or on solo releases - if you saw the name Gravitape, you knew you were in for a banger and some more. As a successful student of the Neuropunk Academy, he got closer to the attached umbrella of labels, i.e. Paperclip's Paperfunk (more like Gravit-ape-rfunk) and Tamrecords successor Neuropunk, laid down some smashers on various Neurobunker streams, and appeared on more and more lineups, but that's not even all! Labels like Gunsta and most recently TRCD's VTO Records sought to feature the gravitational ape and his now more and more cinematic, Magnetude-influenced productions, with the crowning jewel so far having been the In There EP from earlier this month. I was actually quite sad when I didn't have the capacity to feature him then, but luckily, the man kept the bangers flowing and brought us yet another reason to talk about him - Carnival on Gunsta Records!
2.2. Carnival
Drumroll please! With a captivating arrangement of marching drums, aggressively staccato violins, and incredibly effective vocalisation, this one opens the exhibitionary doors in an even more dramatic fashion than Zendaya's and Pattinson's latest flick. Kids screaming, crowd noises, a ghost train passing through, spaghetti western guitars tingling in the air - and a fast-approaching bassline making a dnbeeline towards us. A swift roar of the lion later, and we're thrown into the mix of catchy horror melodies and rather large lower end movements rhythmically chained to the melody that is the drop. This formula transcends these initial contraints quickly with a back and forth between short-breathed high-register vocals and its accompanying melody underneath, before returning to the safe haven of chaos and demolition.
2.3. Conclusion
A delightfully whimsical symphony of serious destruction. Can never get enough of this sort of melodic Neurofunk, so more please!
Other neuro from this week:
#New Releases
###Dancefloor
###Liquid
###Deep / Tech / Minimal
###Neuro
###Jump Up
###Jungle / Halftime / Experimental
###General DnB / Mixed
I’m doing a mix a month. This is MAY 2026! Deep,
Rollers and Dance Floor Drum And Bass.
Tracklist 2nd pic
Soundcloud Link-
We used to have some heavy hitters come through. Good times.
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Personally I feel it's extremely expensive for what it offers
I was struggling to find new artist so I used ChatGPT to help me find new DNB Producers and then I’ve manually gone through their songs and made a playlist called chatDNB that I’ll continuously add new songs I find everyday! Obviously I’ll put new songs of some more well known artist, but it will mainly be up and coming producers! Also I’m using the new Spotify feature to manually mix every song into each other so they play seamless!
But yeah I was surprised how good the recommendations were. One artist had 5 monthly listeners and 1000 plays and genuinely thought he was an established producer before I checked! Anyways, peace ✌️
Been refining this playlist for years across liquid, rollers, techstep, jungle, atmospheric, old-school and newer stuff.
Big sucker for tension, atmosphere, groove and tracks that feel cinematic at stupid volume.
Massive influence from late-night headphone sessions, old tape-pack energy, Metalheadz atmospheres, Hospital melodies, and absolutely filthy warehouse stompers.
Looking for recommendations from fellow heads:
Essential classics I’ve somehow missed
Newer releases with proper replay value
Deep atmospheric cuts
Underappreciated rollers
Tracks with ridiculous bass design or groove
Curious what tracks instantly make you go: “How the hell is THIS not already in there?”
Happy to discover older hidden gems or newer stuff pushing the genre forward.
If people want the Apple Music link I’ll drop it in the comments.
Cheers guys.
Does anyone wanna hear Ron Burgundy play jazz flute?
Hi, I'm transitioning to digital after being a vinyl-only bedroom dj for a long time. DnB has always been a side genre for me, but now that I'm going digital I want to build up a solid DnB music library.
I am specifically looking for the more chill type of DnB like "Mc Conrad's Logical Progression Level 4" ("Indian summer" in that album would be a great example of what I'm looking for)
I used to call this "Downtempo" but in Beatport and Bandcamp downtempo seems to be a totally different genre.
So could you point me out songs, labels, artists or tips on what to filter?