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“Double Rum” is a dynamic drum and bass track by British producer Alcemist, featuring vocalist Local. Released in 2023 under the DnB Allstars label, the song has garnered significant attention within the electronic music scene. 

Musical Composition and Style

The track showcases Alcemist’s signature style, blending energetic basslines with melodic elements. Local’s vocals add a distinctive layer, creating a compelling fusion that appeals to both drum and bass enthusiasts and a broader audience.

Reception

Since its release, “Double Rum” has achieved impressive streaming numbers, reflecting its popularity among listeners. The official music video, available on YouTube, has contributed to the track’s widespread reach. 

About the Artists

Alcemist has built a reputation for producing tracks that resonate with fans of the genre, with previous hits like “Stan Smith” and “Stars On the Roof.” Local is known for his work on tracks such as “Chat,” which received airplay on BBC Radio 1. 

Impression

Exemplifying innovative spirit of contemporary drum and bass music, highlighting the talents of Alcemist and Local. Its energetic composition and widespread availability make it a notable addition to the electronic music landscape.

Double Rum is accessible on multiple streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud, allowing fans to enjoy the track across various services.

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