Deep, soulful Drum & Bass

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Okay one more.

This in particular I think is 'Soulful'.

Bass at :30

I listened to some of your recommendations techstepgenr8tion and I'm really starting to dig DnB more. In fact I've been slowly listening to it more than trip hop lately. I haven't really found any favorite artist though, just a few tracks from every artist I stumble upon. Which reminds me a couple of Japanese electronic artist might be some useful contributions to this sub but I'm not sure if they're drum n bass since even though the songs have DnB like BPMs the style is more trance and other electronic styles in my opinion.

VIDEODROME:

I was going to mention, just for clarity, drum and bass is a genre (started around 1993/1994). It doesn't have to be 100% overlap so posting off-but-close is fine, just that I wanted to reiterate that just to make sure you knew what the topic was.

What you posted is in there. If you like that you might want to check out UKF's channel on Youtube - it's generally pretty uptempo, and they put out a lot of dnb along these lines:

Thanks, I already know of UKF's channel, I even have a few songs on my playlist from it most of the songs UKF post doesn't really suit my taste so I rarely look at em. But then again that was years ago. While going through my playlist I remembered a song I stumbled upon a few weeks ago. What do you think of it?

I wanted to say they've changed a lot over time, but every time I tried to grab a tune that I thought was there's it ended up being Future Cut. Strange experience.

Something by one of my favorite dnb producers and also, on a lot of levels, favorite people in the scene - Goldie (founder of Metalheadz label). I bring this track up mainly on the guitar tangent.

Great fall-time driving mix, from back in 2000 and I still remember seeing this guy out in PA. He founded a sort of sound for New York in terms of adding a lot of Brazilian concepts and mixed that in as well as hip hop. There were actually a few other major producers from NYC at that time as well, Stakka and K-Tee for example, I think Dara also. More I'm sure, but I'm digressing: