PLM Drum & Bass Weekly Heat: 25 Essential Tracks Taking Over November 2026 Published: 6 November 2026 | PLM Music Collection Fresh releases. Heavy basslines. Pure dancefloor energy. Welcome back to PLM Drum & Bass — Weekly Heat, your weekly dose of the freshest and most exciting drum & bass music, brought to you by PLM Entertainments & Events. Every Monday, we explore the latest releases, Beatport drum & bass charts and emerging UK club trends to bring you 25 carefully selected tracks worth discovering. From heavyweight jump-up and underground rollers to euphoric dancefloor anthems and melodic D&B, our playlist celebrates everything that makes this genre one of the most exciting sounds in electronic music. And this week, things are moving quickly! With 10 new additions, 15 returning favourites and 10 tracks rotated out, our latest edition delivers another fresh selection of bass-heavy music. 🔥 What's Hot in Drum & Bass This Week? November is already delivering plenty of exciting music. Established names including Flava D, Bou, Friction, Voltage and Kings Of The Rollers continue to feature in our selection, while newer releases bring different sounds and fresh energy. Among the tracks retaining their places are: Flava D & Stush — Energy (Napes Remix): An energetic club-focused remix with plenty of rhythmic character. Darude — Sandstorm (Dimension Remix): A modern drum & bass interpretation of an iconic dance record. Bou & Friction — The Block: Heavy bass, driving percussion and unmistakable UK D&B attitude. Voltage — Godzilla: A powerful selection for listeners who prefer their basslines with some serious weight. Kings Of The Rollers — T-Rex: Rolling rhythms and heavyweight production from one of the genre's established acts. These tracks help give this week's playlist a strong foundation while leaving room for new discoveries. 🆕 Ten New Tracks Enter the Playlist One of the most important parts of Weekly Heat is keeping the selection moving. Rather than allowing the playlist to become an archive of old favourites, we regularly rotate tracks to reflect new releases, current interest and musical variety. Here are five of our standout additions. 1. SOTA, Circadian, Deaf Havana & Pure Evil — Sleep Forever An exciting collaboration bringing together drum & bass production and vocal-driven songwriting. Sleep Forever offers a combination of intensity, atmosphere and contemporary dancefloor energy. PLM DJ Pick: strong choice for listeners who enjoy powerful, vocal-led drum & bass. 2. A.M.C — Shadow Reign PLM DJ Pick: For those who prefer their drum & bass on the heavier side, A.M.C delivers a darker, more intense sound. Expect the kind of high-energy production associated with his uncompromising approach to the genre. PLM DJ Pick: One to investigate for a harder-edged D&B set. 3. Simula & Javeon — Smokescreen Simula continues to be an interesting name in modern bass music, and this collaboration with Javeon brings another distinctive sound to our selection. It's exactly the kind of release that makes exploring new drum & bass worthwhile. PLM DJ Pick: Fresh bass-driven material with a different character. 4. Technimatic — Echoes of Us Not every drum & bass record needs to be about the biggest drop. Technimatic bring a more atmospheric and melodic direction, providing welcome contrast to the heavier tracks in this week's playlist. PLM DJ Pick: Ideal for fans of deeper, more musical D&B. 5. Maduk & Degs — October Maduk and Degs bring melodic energy and vocal character to this week's selection. It's a reminder of just how broad the drum & bass genre has become, moving effortlessly between uplifting moments and harder club sounds. PLM DJ Pick: A melodic highlight worth adding to your listening queue. 🎧 PLM Drum & Bass — Weekly Heat: The Top 25 Here is our complete curated selection for the week beginning 2 November 2026. | 1 | Flava D & Stush | Energy (Napes Remix) | 2 | Darude | Sandstorm (Dimension Remix) | 3 | Pirapus | DANCE DISRUPTOR | 4 | Bou & Friction | The Block | 5 | Vinyl Syndicate | Man of Steal (Voltage Remix) | 6 | Voltage | Godzilla | 7 | Break | Get Low | 8 | Born On Road, Disrupta & Carasel | USB | 9 | Kanine | Release Me (feat. INDI) [VIP] | 10 | Kings Of The Rollers | T-Rex | 11 | Arcando & IRAH | Killer Instinct | 12 | Chase & Status | Carnage (feat. Little Simz) | 13 | Bou & Amplify | Get Up | 14 | Andromedik & BARBZ | Feel for You | 15 | Benny L & Simula | Dead Orbit | 16 | SOTA, Circadian, Deaf Havana & Pure Evil | Sleep Forever | 17 | A.M.C | Shadow Reign | 18 | Simula & Javeon | Smokescreen | 19 | Macky Gee & B-Line | Dracula | 20 | Friction | Me & You | 21 | Grafix | Blur | 22 | Magnetude, Task Horizon & Yush | Prayer | 23 | Technimatic | Echoes of Us | 24 | Maduk & Degs | October | 25 | goddard. feat. Jazmine Johnson | Lillies Our Top 25 is an editorial playlist, not an official sales or streaming chart. 🔄 Keeping the Music Fresh This week we've made 10 changes to the playlist. That means 40% of the selection has been refreshed, making room for new music while retaining tracks that still deserve attention. Our approach is straightforward: quality over quantity, freshness over familiarity and musical variety over repetition. A record doesn't automatically become irrelevant because it's a few weeks old. Equally, a new release doesn't deserve a place simply because it's new. We want each edition to provide a genuinely enjoyable listening experience. 🎛️ From Behind the Decks: Why Drum & Bass Is Special At PLM, we've always believed that great DJing is about understanding music, not simply playing one track after another. And drum & bass is a perfect example of why that matters. With its fast tempos, complex percussion, intricate basslines and dramatic arrangements, D&B gives DJs enormous creative freedom. A well-timed transition, a carefully planned double drop or a perfectly executed blend can completely transform the energy of a set. But there's another side to it. The best DJs also know when to change direction. Moving from a heavy jump-up track into something more melodic can create contrast, give the dancefloor a different experience and make the next big drop even more effective. That's why our weekly selection includes different styles rather than concentrating on one particular sound. 🇬🇧 The UK Drum & Bass Scene Keeps Moving Forward Drum & bass has always been closely connected to British club culture. From its jungle origins in the early 1990s to today's major festivals, clubs and international stages, the genre has constantly reinvented itself. What makes the UK scene particularly exciting is the relationship between established artists and emerging producers. There's always another sound developing, another producer pushing boundaries or another track waiting to become a dancefloor favourite. And that's exactly why we're creating Weekly Heat. We want to celebrate the music, highlight interesting releases and help more people discover the incredible variety within drum & bass. 🍎 Listen to PLM Drum & Bass — Weekly Heat on Apple Music Want to hear this week's selection? Our 25-track playlist has been curated with Apple Music listeners in mind, bringing together current favourites and exciting new releases. Search for PLM Drum & Bass — Weekly Heat on Apple Music, or follow the playlist link when available on our website. We refresh our recommendations every Monday, so there's always something new to discover. Whether you're preparing a DJ set, travelling to work, heading to the gym or simply turning up the volume at home, we've got your next D&B listening session covered. 👊 Join Us Again Next Monday That's another week of PLM Drum & Bass — Weekly Heat! We'll be back on Monday 9 November 2026 with another 25-track selection, more new releases and our latest picks from the UK drum & bass scene. Until then, keep discovering new music, support the artists and producers creating it, and never underestimate the power of a proper bassline. PLM Entertainments & Events It's all about the experience. www.plmentertainments.com