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DJ Hybrid
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Once again, we see the awesome sounds of Natty Dub Recordings return, this time delivering a pulverising display of original D&B flavour, welcoming the lethal sounds of Serial Killaz inside for a truly tasty remix. The original sounds of DJ Hybrid are on display, as we hear his heavyweight roller 'Back In The Day' receive that classic Serial Killaz overhaul, reworking the track into an even more gritty roller, with a strong focus on gnarly synthesiser growls, eerie backing melodies and of course a combination of hard hitting drum thuds. It's a killer rework that is certain to cause a large amount of damage in the dances.
Review: Just when you thought things couldn't get any spicier, Agro and DJ Hybrid's Riko Dan fronted 'Hot Pepper' gets some extra sauce from man-of-the-moment Objectiv. Stripping things back to a warm rubbery bass shot and swaggering beats that leave plenty of space for Riko's bars. The rap too hot for your sensitive soul? Then jump on the dub where that big emotional breakdown takes the full focus. Fans of The Sauce and Alibi will be all over this.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Following his awesome Hardcore Energy release earlier this month, the mighty man like DJ Hybrid returns with yet more breakbeat funk and jungle slappage. Joining him for the title track is Rider Shafique who does the business over the emotional chords on 'New Dawn'. Setting the levels for the rest of the EP, other highlights include the high energy 'Everynight Everyday', the bumping 4x4 stomps on 'Ruffneck Request' and the lighter, skippy junglised 'Down We Go'. Sickness.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Time for something spicy as this dream team collabo comes together for some out-and-out jungle fire. Agro, DJ Hybrid and Riko Dan on bar duties... this can only bring flames! Rapid bassline funk, even harder bars and beats that singe every whisker north of your neck, this has been a huge bubbler for all concerned all summer, now it's yours. Complete with an instrumental if you can't handle the heat! What a banger.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Man of the moment DJ Hybrid goes turbo once again with this absolutely storming jungle EP. You know the drill when the Deep In The Jungle bossman is involved - pure fire in all directions... Even the directions you didn't know existed! Six tracks in total, each one hits with a different Hybrid flavour. Highlights include the classic Alice Russell vocal sample on the raved-up 'Pushin On', the pure gunishment-punishment of 'Done & Dusted' and the eye-popping sign-out slammer 'Return To Shaolin'. What a romp! DJ Hybrid kills it every single time.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Time for a reload! DJ Hybrid's Deep In The Jungle look back over the last few years of skankings, tear-ups and vibe missions and curate them all in this awesome compilation that stretches the entire jungle drum & bass spectrum. From the classic Bristol style bubbles and bumps of cuts like Conrad Subs' 'It Goes On' to the more traditional junglistic savagery of cuts like Lupo's 'Retrograde', over 30 cuts we're treated to some beautiful 174BPM moments. Other highlights include the emotional 'Must Remember' from Critycal Dub, the powerful and poignant energy of the late great JDizz and the undying rawness of man like Kumarachi. This is awesome music.
Review: As if his recent tear-ups on Ram Records, or his new show on Kool weren't quite enough levelling up in recent weeks, the one and only DJ Hybrid gets busy on S.P.Y's DARKMTTR with two heavyweight hurters. 'Warehouse' lets rip with a prominent rhythmic vocal and a robust techy groove. 'Never Say Never' meanwhile is a much sharper, late night tear-up with razor breaks and more of a neuro/dancefloor fusion. Different tackle from DJ Hybrid but that's why we love him - man's always keeping us on our toes!
DJ Hybrid feat Charlotte X
DJ Hybrid feat Charlotte X
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Spark up! It's national greens day once again and Serial Killaz are celebrating this with '420 Time', an unruly collection of 25 vaguely weed related titles and themes. The result is a full-on knees-up that covers a vast amount of D&B ground. From Upgrade's sticky-fingered moderation mission 'Ganja' to Harley D's sweet swinging sing-along 'Bud Business' via a collection of Top Cat fronted bubblers and so much more, this is a fine way to celebrate 420 and your favourite genre at the same time. Puff puff pass!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: The man, the monster, the multiple label owning machine! DJ Hybrid super slams us into the canvas once again with more fresh bruisers. First up is a brand new update on his 2018 Cutty Ranks sampling anthem 'Takeover'. Now tweaked with a whole new lease of energy and life (and superb new bassline) it's ready for countless more takeovers you have planned in the future. Living up to its name, 'Dutty' follows suit with a similar vibe... Bouncy, dark and impossible not to dance to. Hybrid kills it every time.
Played by: STRICTLY RAGGA JUNGLE
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: DJ Hybrid's Deep In The Jungle has done bits for the new generation of artists coming through since it launched in 2013. Now hitting the big 100, the label is celebrating with a collection of incredible remixes of label classics from some of the best in the game. This first volume sees DJ Hybrid himself tearing up Conrad Subs 'Come Selecta', Toby Ross & Oram getting all steppy and slammy on the bossman's 'Run Dem', Epicentre going well and truly loco on Charlie B's 'Rotation'. Elsewhere Conrad Subs returns the favour on Mrs Magoo & DJ Hybrid's 'Back to 96' with bubblesome results while Charlie B finishes off the EP with a killer twist on 'When It's Time'. What a package... And there's more to come!
Review: Like Spice Girls, episodes of Friends and Fila trainers, DJ Hybrid goes full on old school with 'It's A 90s Thing' - a celebration of all things 90s. Big ravey pianos and brisk breaks, it's a big homage to the rave culture that brought us all here. Also included is 'Oldskool Vibe' where the Boom 93 bossman takes things even heavier with the hectic beat chops and splices and big warbling bassline action. Vibes in the area!
Review: 96... A fine vintage for many D&B heads as a new sound of jump-up was dominating the dance via the likes of Zinc, Hype, Micky Finn and Aphrodite. Big booming subs, stripped back elements and loose springy breaks were the order of the day. Which is exactly the vibe DJ Hybrid and Mrs Magoo have captured here with 'Back To 96'. Complete with a crucial vocal mix with Rider Shafique on the VIP, lets go back in time and take the boom back from the boomers.
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Review: Reaching out to the massive! Liondub and good friend Marcus Visionary curate another absolutely slamming collection of upfront bubblers and blazers from a whole range of on-point talents for the fifth volume of their Jungle To The World series. Every single track is a highlight here as we slide and glide from vibe to vibe. Bladerunner's 'Jungle Strike' is the perfect intro that sucks us deep into action with pure energy while elsewhere other cuts like the VIP of Jayline's 'The Lion' go full-on elephant bass, Conrad Subs goes classical jungle with the chops, cuts and warping bass notes of 'Call It Love' and Teej gets militant with his breaks on his remix of SuM's 'Disorder'. World beating junglism.
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Deekline & Tippa Irie - "Good To Have The Feeling" (Voltage & Nicky Blackmarket remix) - (4:31) 175 BPM
Serial Killaz & Run Tingz Cru - "Bun Babylon" (feat Tenor Fly/Blackout JA - DJ Hybrid remix) - (5:11) 175 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, DJ Hybrid, STRICTLY RAGGA JUNGLE, Bad Ethos, Danny Styles (24 Karat Recordings)
Review: Massiveness... Jungle Cakes' Welcome To The Jungle collection continues with one of the hardest working and consistent beatsmiths in the game - DJ Hybrid. Following massive selections from the likes of Benny Page, Dub Pistols and Born On Road (to name but a few) the Deep In The Jungle/Audio Addict bossman picks up where he and Dope Ammo left us in 2020 with his last Welcome To The Jungle appearance. This time he's boosted things even more with a staggering 62 tracks that covers the entire spectrum from an almighty rollcall of talents ranging from Voltage and Nicky Blackmarket to Napes to Serum, Jam Thieves, Conrad Subs, Bladerunner and so many more. This an absolutely incredible collection and selection from Hybrid and the Jungle Cakes crew. Essential.
Review: The unstoppable, unrelenting, unmissable sounds of DJ Hybrid continue as he returns to Boom 93 with this feisty five-piece of slappers, bangers and bubblers. 'Comeback' sets the tone with its pitched up vocals and slippery bass harmonics. It's backed up by a whole load of jungle delights including highlights such as guitar-twanging fire-up 'Reach For The Lazers', the savage blasts of the Noisia-supported 'Don't Touch That Dial' and the wonderfully slinky fretless bassline on 'One For The Headz'. Good vibes doesn't even begin to describe the scenario and energy on display here. Booming marvellous.
Mrs Magoo / Various
Review: War! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing... Except the outstanding Jungle Wars concept from DJ Hybrid's Deep In The Jungle camp. Nothing but pure fire from across the board as each artist works hard to bring their heaviest cuts and sharpest breaks to the ring. Mixed up by Mrs Magoo (who also collaborates on the track 'Big Bout Ya') the whole vibe and energy of this collection hits harder than 100 Fantazias. Highlights include Conrad Subs' super-ravey 'Wildstyle', Euphonique's 'No Problem', ODF's piano-slapping 'Good Times' and Plasmator's lesson in ruffness 'Bad Boy Sound'. Show us your war face!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: DJ Hybrid and Rider Shafique... What a link-up! Multiple label owning Hybrid has been working with MCs and vocals for a long time and knows exactly how much space and momentum for Rider needs to lay down his full-spectrum vocal. Loaded with a powerful message, praying for a more positive energy for the youth, Shafique rides out over both purring subs and sharp breaks of the original and the bubbling swing and slaps of the jungle mix. Complete with instrumentals, things couldn't be better on Boom 93 right now.
Review: It's that time of year again! DJ Hybrid sends for the troops and instigates nothing but pure gully warfare. This year is no exception as the talent remains just as high and ruthless as previous years. Here's the sampler to get us in the mood... First up the main man DJ Hybrid breaks the ice with the classically minded 'War Inna Jungle'. Expect lots of pitched breaks and soundman samples. 'Big Bout Ya' follows. A big old collabo affair between DJ Hybrid, Mrs Magoo and Veak, this one focuses on the sunny side skanks warm soundsystem vibe. These are the ones you were looking for.
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Ras Demo & Demolition Man - "Blazing Fire" (feat Jah Mason/Frisco - Benny Page remix) - (4:29) 178 BPM
Potential Badboy - "Over My Head (I Need A Roof Revisited)" (feat Cowboy Ranger/Yush - original mix) - (4:04) 175 BPM
Blend Mishkin, Roots Evolution Exco Levi & Riddim Punks - "Settle Down" (Riddim Punks remix) - (4:27) 174 BPM
Deekline, Brian Brainstorm & Specimen A - "Kill That Sound" (feat Sweetie Irie/Killa P - original mix) - (3:48) 174 BPM
Serial Killaz & Run Tingz Cru - "Murder Ya Sound" (feat Blackout Ja/Tenor Fly - UK Jungle mix) - (5:20) 175 BPM
Deekline, Trigga, David Boomah, Specimen A & Navigator - "Duppy Destroyers" (original mix) - (5:26) 174 BPM
Deekline, Brian Brainstorm & Specimen A - "Kill That Sound" (feat Sweetie Irie/MC B-Live/Killa P - Benny Page remix) - (3:52) 174 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Oh gosh... Jungle Cakes look back over their delicious back catalogue, and the wider jungle vista, to bring together 74 of the finest recipes known to mankind for this Gold level baking session. Featuring some of the biggest dishes in existence, one minute we're skanking out to Klue's insane 'Rudy, A Message To You', the next we're getting slapped by Spyda on Serum's 'All Ganja Man' then the next we're being tickled by seminal classics such as M-Beat & General Levy's 'Incredible'. The list of incendiary cuts goes on and on and on... Bossmen Ed Solo & Deekline's 'No No No', Potential Bad Boy's 'Over My Head', Dope Ammo & Taiwan MC's 'Babylon Falling' - every single cut is as hot as your oven on baking day. What a package... And there's a mix thrown in for good measure. Gold... Always believe in your soul.
Review: Heavyweight collabo DJ Hybrid and Sammie Hall link for the first time on 'Falling Again'. Hybrid's hooks are bubbly as ever with a real spacious vibe to the whole production that gives Sammie all the space she needs to apply her on-point dreamy vocal prowess. For an extra twist, this also comes with DJ Hybrid's first ever deep house / bass house version. Just as bubbly but with a little UKG sass to the groove, you'll be falling in love with this one again and again.
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Review: DJ Hybrid's Deep In The Jungle slams straight into 2022 with another blazing collection of past releases, all curated and packaged together with the super sick stylings of one of 2021's runaway DJ success stories - Frenetic. Renown for her crucial three-deck blends and premium energy, she's the perfect match for the label's megamix as there are so many wounders and blinders to get through. If you know the label's output you'll already know this but just in case you're new to this Deep In The Jungle malarky, expect nothing but premium modern day breakbeat badness. Highlights include RMS's purring 'Streaks & Blurs', Toby Ross's mischievous '170 Style', Charlie B's 'Rave Up' and DJ Hybrid's tongue in cheek skank-out 'The Last Bumbaclaat'. Anthemic.
Review: Boom! Straight off the back of his Diary Of A Junglist album, man like DJ Hybrid lets rip into the new year with a whole clutch of thump-ups and rub-downs on Boom 93. 'Regenerate' takes the lead with its rifle-like bass flutters and heads-down pace and energy. It's back by five more full throttle workouts including the mischievous skank of 'Come Again', the rave homage 'Call That Rewind' with Manchester legend Diligent Fingers and the dreamy weaves and bobs of the finale 'More Than Enough'. All this and plenty more, DJ Hybrid is kicking down the 2022 doors in pure junglist style.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Serious collab business as Simon Splice returns to his Exile alias for two big old bruisers on DJ Hybrid's Audio Addict. 'Rattle Speaker' sees him linking with the ubiquitous Manchester MC, man like Madrush for a stripped back and spiky thumper that's all gritty and growling. Deeper again we slurp down some premium uncut jungle juice as Exile links with the bossman DJ Hybrid for 'Junglist Sound'. Expect nothing but high grade bubbly subs and breezy detuned synth tones. Vibes for miles.
