🔊 Bass and drums
Grime on Bandcamp: new releases to hear now
The best-selling grime releases on Bandcamp right now are by DJ Sprinter, Joe Armon-Jones & Maxwell Owin, Loraine James, Sl8r and Commodo, from independent labels and artists. The bass and drums family in Digs: drum and bass, jungle, dubstep, UK garage, footwork and grime: British bass music and its children.
Best-selling right now
From the Bandcamp feed, updated 20 October 2026.
A1 (Seq)DJ SprinterOslo, Norway
Interouternational (feat. Footsie)Joe Armon-Jones & Maxwell OwinJoe Armon-Jones · London, UK
Rumble BreakDJ SprinterOslo, Norway
HuhhDJ SprinterOslo, Norway
Catch ThisLoraine JamesLondon, UK
CallistoSl8rManchester, UK
HDGDJ SprinterOslo, Norway
Hide/Wildfire (DJ Sprinter Edit)DJ SprinterOslo, Norway
SpeedwayCommodoUK
Methylene BlueDelian SoundDIMESHIFT · Bristol, UK
Get UpDJ SprinterOslo, Norway
SLAGGIN' OFFLDH RecordsLiverpool, UK
SprrrinterDJ SprinterOslo, Norway
Aaho BackwardsWZDIMESHIFT · Bristol, UK
Blackwall TunnelToura, Manga Saint HilareFABRICLIVE. · London, UK
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find new grime music?
On Bandcamp, where independent artists and labels release music every day. Digs pulls grime releases into short sessions: you listen, vote, and the ones you like go into a crate ready to buy.
How many BPM is grime?
Usually between 130 and 175 BPM, like most of the bass and drums family. Digs measures BPM, key (Camelot) and energy of every Bandcamp track as you listen.
What should I listen to if I like grime?
The other genres in the same family: drum and bass, jungle, dubstep, UK garage and footwork.