DnB Allstars is a United Kingdom–based drum & bass collective, record label and events brand founded in London in 2017 by Joshua Williams. The project operates as a collective and label rather than a single performing artist. Its catalogue and events cover a range of UK bass styles, including Drum & Bass, Jungle, Liquid Funk, Bassline, Bass House, G‑House, Grime and UK Garage.

Background: DnB Allstars began in 2017 as a social‑media page created by Joshua Williams. From that online start the brand expanded into a formal record label and a touring events promoter. The label issues compilations and singles — named examples include the Allstars Collections and Allstars MIC series — and runs a live/360º event series as part of its touring activity. In December 2023 DnB Allstars announced a joint‑venture publishing deal with UMPG, a factual development that extends its rights and songwriting administration capabilities.

Musical style: the output on DnB Allstars spans several closely related UK bass idioms. Releases that sit in the jungle and drum & bass lanes typically emphasise edited amen and breakbeat chops, punchy sub and mid‑range bass design, and rolling kick/snare patterns. Liquid Funk–leaning tracks on Allstars releases tend toward warm pads, reverb‑heavy vocal samples and smoother low‑end arrangements. Where the label moves into Bassline and Bass House territory, the focus shifts to sawed mid‑range bass stabs, syncopated 4/4 grooves and tighter club‑oriented drops. UK Garage and grime adjacent releases on the Allstars catalogue feature shuffled rhythms, chopped vocal fragments and pitched vocal processing that reflect those scenes’ production vocabularies.

Production techniques and signature elements: as a platform for producers, DnB Allstars’ releases commonly showcase hands‑on break edits and resampling, layered bass design (sub foundation plus a textured mid‑bass or reese), and clear use of sidechain and transient shaping to keep low end articulated in club systems. Atmospheric elements — wet reverbs, delay‑fed vocal chops and pad beds — appear on the label’s liquid and garage cuts; on the heavier cuts the catalogue leans on saturated distortion and resonance‑modulated synths for bite. The collective’s catalogue is notable for cross‑genre programming: tracks often pair jungle/amen edits with modern bassline or house‑informed basslines to create hybrid rollers and club weapons.

Career and contributions: DnB Allstars functions across three connected roles — label, promoter and collective. It issues compilations and singles (Allstars Collections, Allstars MIC), curates touring events and operates a live/360º event series, providing performance opportunities and release slots for producers. The December 2023 publishing joint‑venture with UMPG is a concrete business milestone that formalises rights management for the collective’s catalogue.

Specific influences and connections: public statements listing individual artist influences for DnB Allstars are limited. The label’s genre range and production choices show clear connections to UK bass traditions — jungle break edits, garage swing, and bassline energy — but the brand presents itself primarily as a platform for a variety of producers rather than as a single artist voice.

DnB Allstars remains a London‑based collective and platform for producers, combining label releases, the Allstars Collections and Allstars MIC series, touring/promoter activity and a December 2023 publishing joint‑venture with UMPG as its key, verifiable activities.

Releases & EPs

Wait For You (The Sauce Remix)

Ill Vibe (Skeptical Remix)

The Sauce VS. (Part 1)

Now Thats What I Call Sauce

Now Thats What I Call Sauce

Allstars Mic (feat. DnB Allstars)