Dis Is da Drum is Herbie Hancock's thirtieth studio album, released in 1994. The album marks a return to his jazz fusion and funk roots, incorporating elements of electronic music and hip hop from the era.
The record was produced by Herbie Hancock alongside Bill Laswell, known for his work in experimental and ambient genres. Recording took place at several studios in New York and featured collaborations with musicians such as drummer Gene Lake and bassist Bootsy Collins.
Dis Is da Drum received mixed reviews but was praised for its energy and fusion of styles. The title track, 'Dis Is da Drum', became a minor hit on dance charts and showcased Hancock's ability to adapt to contemporary trends.