The Most Experimental Indian Drum and Bass Music Tracks

Udaan by Begum X combines the sounds of the sitar, tabla, and dhol with drum and bass beats, creating a unique and experimental sound.

Kohinoor by Dualist Inquiry features the use of Hindustani classical instruments such as the sitar and tabla, along with drum and bass beats.

Dupatta by Midival Punditz blends drum and bass beats with traditional Indian folk melodies and instruments.

Bass Rani by Nucleya features the tabla playing of Ustad Zakir Hussain, combining drum and bass with Indian classical elements.

Dholna by Ankur & The Gypsies combines Rajasthani folk melodies and instruments with drum and bass beats.

Raga Drumz by Sandunes features the use of Raga Yaman, an Indian classical raga known for its emotive and spiritual qualities.

Temple of Boom by BLOT! features the use of tabla, a traditional Indian percussion instrument known for its intricate rhythmic patterns.

Liggi by Ritviz combines drum and bass beats with Punjabi folk melodies and instruments.

Shiva by SickFlip features the use of Kathak, an Indian classical dance form known for its intricate footwork and expressive storytelling.

City Slums by Raja Kumari combines drum and bass beats with elements of Desi Hip-Hop, a style of hip-hop that incorporates Indian cultural influences.

Kalaam by Prabh Deep combines drum and bass beats with elements of Hindustani classical music, such as the use of sitar and tabla.

Bhangra Bass by Sez On The Beat combines drum and bass beats with elements of Bhangra, a traditional Indian folk dance from the Punjab region.

Mere Gully Mein by Divine combines drum and bass beats with elements of Mumbai's street culture, such as the use of slang and references to local landmarks.

Monsoon by Komorebi combines drum and bass beats with the use of sitar, a traditional Indian classical instrument known for its melodic and expressive sound.

Aaja by Nucleya combines drum and bass beats with elements of Carnatic music, such as the use of Carnatic melodies and instruments.