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Drum and Bass Music with Vocal Hooks
Drum and bass music on Audiosocket is a curated collection of licensed DnB tracks, almost all with vocals, for action sports edits, gaming content and brands wanting fast electronic energy. The Death Beats contribute several remix cuts, including Alone (Drumwave Mix) (feat Sara Cruz) and Monsters (feat Little Panda) (The Journey Mix), beside Antent's Alone feat. Avenax (Mob Tactics Remix). Electronic production and percussion carry everything, tracks average over four minutes, and exciting dominates.
12 tracks49 minUpdated Oct 8, 2026
About this Playlist
Almost every track in this collection carries a vocal; Paradise 3 by Arrient is the instrumental exception. The rest are sung or feature guest vocalists, such as Wondering Why by Primal (USA) with Kelsey Ray and Lift Me Up (DT3 Remix) by BLUM. That makes the set ideal for edits where the music is the foreground, and a weaker fit under a voiceover, where the instrumental cut or a breakdown between vocal phrases is the better bed.
The collection leans toward the melodic, vocal-driven side rather than jump-up or neurofunk aggression, with exciting, happy and inspiring as the leading moods. Curators' sounds-like notes include ambient drum n bass, 90s downtempo, Rudimental and The Prodigy, which spans smooth liquid-adjacent cuts to rave-flavored energy. Many titles are remixes or Drumwave mixes, and a single hyperpop track sits alongside the drum n bass sub-genre tags.
Tracks average just over four minutes, because these are full-length arrangements and remixes rather than short cues. For a 30 second action sports or gaming edit, lift the drop or the vocal hook and let the final hit land on your last frame. For a longer sizzle, the length gives room to fade in before the drop and out after it without an abrupt cut.
Editors tagged the collection with modern, high energy and fitness themes, and the moods are dominated by exciting with happy and inspiring behind it, so the music suits action sports reels, workout content, gaming montages and fast product spots. Sexy and love moods appear only occasionally, which suggests a few cuts can carry a lifestyle or nightlife sequence rather than pure adrenaline.
Content ID claims can occur on any licensed track, including the remixes and featured-vocalist cuts in this collection, and a claim is not a sign the license is invalid. Dispute it by stating that the track was licensed through Audiosocket and keep the license record for the finished video. Every track here is cleared for commercial use under the tier purchased, including monetized YouTube video.