Drumdrops is a London-based drum sample and multi-track library founded by producer Mike Pelanconi (known as Prince Fatty). In 2010 the company partnered with Miloco Studios, giving it access to a network of commercial recording facilities, vintage consoles, microphones, and 2" analog tape. The catalog is built around live performances by session drummers rather than programmed or processed kits.

The library spans more than 400 tracks across genres including reggae, dub, ska, funk, disco, hip hop, rock, 70s Americana, new wave, and pop. Products are sold as drum multi-tracks (with individual microphone channels), drum stem packs split into kick, snare, and full-kit groups, four-bar drum loops in Apple Loops, WAV, and REX 2 formats, and single-hit sample packs recorded at multiple velocity layers. Notable releases include Drumdrops In Dub, Drumdrops In Rock, and Royal Drops.

Drumdrops releases are royalty-free for purchasers and are aimed at producers and beatmakers looking for live-recorded drum sounds rather than synthesized or heavily edited samples. The company also distributes through plugin and sample marketplaces alongside its own storefront.

DrumDrops has 23 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Drums, Label Samplers, and Disco - General. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock, Folk, World, & Country, and Funk / Soul. Notable users include Tony Allen.