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Paperfunk Recordings gathers a new wave of DNB producers in their 5th edition of Onlyfunks, an album series focused on spotlighting emerging acts.
In this installment, 17 artists showcase their signature soundscapes in a high-octane fashion, fit for the utmost feral bassheads from near and far.
On the bustling port city streets of St. Petersburg, is a growing rumble that echoes through the Russian city, across the Baltic Sea and broadcasting to the rest of the world.
That rumbling sound is the fury and feral tone of drum and bass via Paperfunk Recordings‘ fifth edition of their Onlyfunks compilation album series.
Brimming with undiscovered gems, the 17-track album showcases the future of drum n’ bass. The contents are apologetically brutal, laden with bass, and prioritize the administering of proper audio, backed by their prowess in producing elite drum and bass.
Featuring: Paperclip, 1NVERTER, TNTKLZ, Transforma, Human Made, 9thwave, Toyfon, Stonx, NEUROGRUZOVIK, Phame, Sam Ex, Bad Syntax, Diode, 3XIL3, Malinoviy John, Frosta, Bodrak, Blinded Theory, Gravitape, Samosudo, Aptom, Relaidex, Den Blacky, Fatrolla, D-Formator, PashaRav, Verzor, Backup, Improwz, BSYHO, System Info, Nervorum, mokus, and NMT.
The momentum behind drum and bass right now is undeniable, and Paperfunk Recordings is leaning straight into that wave with their latest compilaton: Onlyfunks Vol. 5.
The 17-track project is a forward-thinking snapshot of the next generation of DnB talent, spotlighting producers who are shaping the genre’s evolving sound across jump-up, jungle, neurofunk, halftime, and more experimental subgenres.
With drum and bass exploding back into pop culture – from festival main stages to viral club clips, this compilation feels perfectly timed for fans hungry to hear where the genre is headed next.
Featuring a mix of returning Paperfunk favorites alongside fresh names making their debut on the label, Onlyfunks Vol. 5 thrives on diversity. From gritty neurofunk rollers to high-energy jump-up stompers and halftime head-nodders. the compilation captures the chaotic creativity that keeps drum and bass culture thriving.
As Paperfunk puts it:
“Onlyfunks Vol. 5 is the moment when randomness becomes method, and chaos transforms into the unmistakable signature of Paperfunk Recordings.”
– Paperfunk Recordings, 2026
That ethos runs through every track, as each artist brings their own flavor while collectively pushing the needle forward for the rising class of DnB producers.
For ravers, DJs, and bass heads alike, this release doubles as both a discovery tool and statement of intent. Paperfunk isn’t just curating tracks, they’re building a lauchpad for tomorrow’s drum and bass stars. If you’re tapped into the scene or just getting swept up in DnB’s global resurgence, Onlyfunks Vol. 5. deserves a spin, stream, and share.
Turn the volume up, run the compilation from start to finish, and stream Onlyfunks Vol. 5 now.
The main vector of Paperfunk Recordings is the development of a strong underground sound and the expansion of the drum & bass scene’s boundaries while maintaining independence and a distinctive signature.
– Paperfunk Recordings
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‘Onlyfunks Vol. 5’ | OUT NOW
via: Paperfunk Recordings
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ABOUT GARTH JONES:
Garth Jones is an author, blogger, and founder of Monsoon Season, an EDM-focused media platform dedicated to spotlighting rising and underground electronic talent. With a sharp ear for forward-thinking bass, house, techno, and experimental electronic music, Jones covers emerging artists, new releases, premieres, and in-depth project reviews that bridge the gap between underground culture and wider discovery.
In his role at Monsoon Season, Jones is responsible for artist features, album and single reviews, press coverage, and promotional editorial strategy. He works closely with artists, labels, and PR teams to ensure accurate representation, compelling storytelling, and timely coverage—often serving as a conduit between creators and new audiences.
Jones’ previous work spans press releases, curated reviews, artist spotlights, and long-form editorial pieces that emphasize authenticity, growth, and creative identity. Known for his detail-oriented approach and genuine investment in the artists he covers, his contributions to Monsoon Season help reinforce the platform’s mission: championing the next wave of electronic music and the individuals shaping its future.
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