List of jungle and drum and bass artists
This is a list of jungle and drum and bass artists/DJs. This includes notable artists who have either been very important to the genre or have had a considerable amount of exposure (such as those who have been on a major label). This list does not include little-known local artists. Artists are listed by the first letter of their pseudonym (not including the words "a", "an", or "the"), and individuals are listed by last name.
0–9
A
B
- B-Complex
 - Bachelors of Science[6]
 - Bad Company
 - Billain
 - Black Sun Empire
 - Blame (music producer)
 - Blu Mar Ten
 - Blanke
 - Blue Stahli
 - Michiel van den Bos
 - Boymerang
 - Breakbeat Era[7]
 - Justin Broadrick
 - Brookes Brothers
 - Danny Byrd
 
C
- Calibre
 - Calyx
 - Camo & Krooked
 - Davide Carbone
 - Cause 4 Concern
 - Celldweller
 - Chase & Status[4]
 - Commix
 - Concord Dawn
 - Corrupt Souls
 - Counterstrike
 - Crissy Criss
 - Cui Jian[8]
 - Culture Shock
 - Current Value
 
D
- D.Kay
 - DBridge
 - DC Breaks
 - Dimension
 - DJ Craze
 - DJ Dara
 - DJ Dextrous
 - DJ Die
 - DJ Food
 - DJ Fresh
 - DJ Hazard
 - DJ Hidden
 - DJ Hype
 - DJ Kentaro[9]
 - DJ Marky[4]
 - DJ Patife
 - DJ Rap[4]
 - DJ Ron
 - DJ SS
 - DJ Starscream
 - DJ Zinc
 - Danny Breaks
 - Decoder
 - DeeJay Delta
 - Deekline
 - Delta Heavy
 - Demon Boyz
 - Dieselboy
 - Dillinja
 - Dirtyphonics
 - Dom & Roland
 - Doubleclick
 - Drumagick
 - Drumsound & Bassline Smith
 - Dwarf Electro
 
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
- Keeno
 - Ray Keith
 - Kēvens
 - Kemistry
 - Kemistry & Storm
 - Kenny Ken
 - Kill the Noise
 - Killbot
 - Klute
 - Konflict
 - Kosheen[15]
 - Kove
 - Koven
 - Krust
 - Kuuro[16]
 
L
- LTJ Bukem[17]
 - Lamb[18]
 - Left Spine Down
 - Lenzman
 - Limewax
 - Liondub
 - LiveSummit
 - Loadstar
 - Logistics
 - London Elektricity (also released as Peter Nice Trio)
 - Luude
 
M
N
O
P
- PH10
 - The Panacea
 - Panda
 - Paradox
 - Pendulum
 - Alix Perez
 - Peshay
 - Phace
 - Photek[4]
 - Plastikman
 - Plug[19]
 - Podočnjaci
 - Polar
 - Pythius (producer)
 - The Prodigy
 - The Prototypes
 
Q
R
- Rabbit Junk
 - Ragga Twins
 - Ram Trilogy
 - Rawtekk
 - Tim Reaper[20]
 - Rebel MC
 - Red Snapper
 - Alex Reece[21]
 - Renegade Soundwave
 - Replicator
 - Roni Size[4] & Reprazent
 - Rregula
 - Rudimental[4]
 - Ed Rush
 
S
- Michele Sainte
 - Salmonella Dub
 - Doc Scott
 - Seba
 - Shapeshifter
 - Shimon
 - The Shizit
 - ShockOne
 - Shy FX
 - Si Begg[4]
 - Sigma
 - Slipmatt
 - Ed Solo
 - Source Direct
 - Spectrum
 - Spor
 - Spring Heel Jack[4]
 - S.P.Y
 - Squarepusher[4]
 - Stamina MC
 - Stanton Warriors
 - State of Mind
 - Step 13
 - Fox Stevenson[22]
 - Stevie Hyper D
 - Sub Focus
 - Submerged
 - System 7
 
T
- T Power
 - TC
 - Tiki Taane
 - Tabla Beat Science
 - Nobukazu Takemura
 - Teebee
 - Soichi Terada
 - Total Science
 - Typecell
 
U
V
W
X
Z
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