V Recordings has consistently featured some of the biggest names in Drum and Deep, by means of releases by Roni Dimension, DJ Die, DJ Krust, Ed Rush and Optical and Dillinja. Bryan Gee continues to own plus operate the label. V Recordings is known intended for representing a broad diversity of styles plus subgenres of Drum and Bass, from the liquid styles of Artificial Intelligence to the harder sounds of Dillinja and Lemon D. V Recordings was also the first UK label to feature the material from the Brazilian Drum plus Bass scene. Following a trip to the South American country, label boss Bryan Gee was amazed at both the huge popularity of Drum plus Bass in Brazil plus at the skills of restricted DJs, including DJ Marky, Patife, XRS Land and Esom.

The consequence of this connection was the popular Brazil EP (2001) and the chart hit LK (2002), a remix of the Brazilian classic Carolina Carol Bela. Following this initial exposure, Brazilian DJs plus producers have become a match of the UK Drum and Bass sight.