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Jam Thieves
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Played by: Mauoq
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Deekline, Trigga, David Boomah, Specimen A & Navigator - "Duppy Destroyers" (original mix) - (5:26) 174 BPM
King Tubby, The Observer All Stars & Filip Motovunski - "Dubbing With The Observer" (Filip Motovunski remix) - (4:16) 174 BPM
Review: When Guns N Roses welcomed everyone to the jungle all those years ago they promised fun and games. That's fine and dandy but these days a jungle welcoming requires a little more substance... Like stacks of crucial forefront D&B jungle tracks and a vibe that feels like you've spent 3 days straight raving at the Roller Express. And this crew of new-gen heroes - Toby Ross, 4K, Oram and Rise - are the guys to deliver those stacks. Like all previous Jungle Cakes Welcome To The Jungle mix compilations, the selection is diverse and covers all shades and styles from unreleased gold to undisputed classics. All the tracks are available in their full length glory and there's a mix to boot. Trust us, no one is doing it like Jungle Cakes right now. And no one is doing it like Toby Ross, 4K, Oram and Rise too for that matter. One of the best editions so far!
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Bristol sickness! Invicta celebrates three years of upfront, new-gen, future-focused D&B with this exceptional VA from the very forefront of dancefloor and jump-up action. The tracklist alone says it all as the likes of Zimma, ALR, Jam Thieves, Kumo, Nasser and more all get busy with the full-strength drops and grotty grooves. Complete with strong MC representation from the likes of Killa P, Mad Sam and Dread MC, vibes are firing left, right and centre. Every single track should be considered a highlight but the raw flames of ALR's 'Fuego' are ridiculously hot and Nasser & Killa P's transitional 'Scary' tune is essential for all multi-genre DJs. Happy anno Invicta!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Stinky in pink to make the ravers wink: Jam Thieves gets his stick paws all over the Technique discogs with this heaving four-piece of tear-ups and bubblers. 'Pink Girl' takes the lead will full impact as a scorching bass texture shreds through the mix with twisted gusto. Elsewhere 'Disco 45' goes full 4x4 dancefloor with nary a glitterball in sight, 'Harbourside' is grotty enough to awake the kraken while 'Stokes Croft' pays homage to Brizzle's party district. Link with the Pink today!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Something exceedingly warm and slippery right here on Dispatch... Jam Thieves gets deep across four system-primed tracks. 'Bling Run' just oozes dark funk but keeps things reined in at all times. 'Spike' takes that notion to an even deeper level, going in on a stripped back subby warm funk that could be compared to Sir Skeppy. Deeper again 'Sunday' purrs like some type of robotic leopard, ready to pounce on its prey before 'Boomerang' closes the EP with a barking bass texture that's constantly evolving in a really clever way. This will definitely keep coming back to you.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: The mighty Electrikal Soundsystem power up a brand new label operation and they're launching in style as Jam Thieves takes the honour of the launch release. Two powerful, stripped-back techy slammers, first up is 'Different Wave', a purring, shiny slab of badness featuring a sharp-tongued narrative from rising MC Kori Roze, it's a deeper cut than we usually see from the Brazilian conserve snatcher. 'Tic Tac' brings up the rear with similar intent but on an instrumental flex. Groaning, weaving and sizzling with bass weight, this was tailor made for Electrikal's famous rig. Get wavey.
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!
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: DJ Hybrid's Audio Addict look back over another diverse and exciting year with this excellent 'Reloaded' VA that cherry picks 25 of the many highs throughout 2022. All flavours, all styles, all energies, expect the full spectrum here from Ozone's alien squelching 'OG' to menacing, minimal finger clickers like Jam Thieves' 'Outbreak' to dreamier, emotional switch flippers like Klimate's 'Through My Eyes'. Riddled with pristine bangers from the likes of Vital, Prestige, Posk, Joely, Exile and many more, this is a great snapshot of a very successful year for DJ Hybrid's label.
Played by: BasskicksUK
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Played by: Thing
Review: The mighty Vision step forth with another humungous Mission VA collection, once again shining the brightest spotlight on some of the most exciting corners of bass music across the globe. Reading like a who's who in innovative production, the collection ranges from utter gutter-chomping filth from the likes of S Murk and Monuman to hurricane sonics by the likes of Current Value and Forbidden Society. Special moments can be found on each and every twist and turn the collection takes from UFO and Bro Safari's brand new project ET Finger to the new technoid inspired alias of Hybris - Pruvan. Absolutely sublime; here's to more future Missions.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Brazilian flavours! The now solo Jam Thieves gets busy on Dispatch with this epic new album entitled Blue House. Deep and minimal vibes all the way, highlights include the ice cold 'Temple Meads' (big up the Bristol massive) the trippy fizzles and frazzles of 'Orange Dog', the rough, jaunty funk of 'Badman' (with Welsh upstart Bennie) and the pure sci-fi drama of 'In My Soul' (with NC-17) All primed and ready for winter clubland hurtery, this is a massive Dispatch collection.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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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.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Here comes a massive summer bonus! Invicta Audio ease into the sunny season with this superior collection from the most exciting names in new-generation D&B. With a strong funk flavour running throughout, artists like Mase, Refracta and Harley D deliver some of their sassiest and soulful cuts to date. Elsewhere Jam Thieves brings a little dirt, B-Plexx adds a brisk and breezy rave charm while StillZ delivers one of his finest moments so far with his remix of Fraser & Caramel's 'Mellow'. Invicta are constantly flexing and developing but this is one of their best yet. A perfect snapshot of exciting, soul contemporary D&B.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: It feels like they've been delivering the good for a lot longer than two years but here we are... Invicta Audio have only been a legit label for 24 months and look at all the artists they've brought through and bangers they've given us so far. Here's a little reminder in the form of this short, sweet but extremely banging 'Best Of' collection. Featuring the likes of Harley D, Jam Thieves, Magenta, Scuffed and vocalists like the inimitable Devilman and Aleya Mae, it's a great way to get up to speed on the damage Anton Bailey's label is causing right now. New generation fire!
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Played by: STRICTLY RAGGA JUNGLE
Review: Having just released ex Jam Thief Dunk's album, it's seems right and fair that the now solo Jam Thieves gets a turn at the Dispatch controls. Especially when it sounds as good as this. 'Savana' sets the scene - a spacious plain of bass that's hot and intense. It's backed by a crucial collaboration with Nymfo 'Machine Gun' where the kicks hit like bullets, 'Mandrake' goes full on maximal with a caustic decaying bassline and robo-funk drums, 'Mind Control' brings the funk and 'Moonrock' finishes with a blend that's just as much cosmic as it is gully. See you in Herbology class.
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Review: Winner of the Best Newcomer Label in the Drum&BassArena Awards last year, Onyx celebrate two years as a full legit label with this excellent 20 track retrospective collection featuring some of the most exciting and forward-thinking names in new-gen D&B. From Jam Thieves to Hoax, AC13 to T95, Trex to DJ Gaw, Invert Era to Lavance, the tracklist reads like the line-up of any contemporary D&B connoisseur's dreams and it sounds like one too. Highlights include Hoax & Skantia's electrifying 'Space Invaders', Invert Era's thundering 'LND' and Kontakt's sublime 'Shotcaller'. A great place to get up to speed or fill any gaps in your collection, Onyx deserve all the props they get right now.
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Review: What a way to sign out of the year! DJ Hybrid's Audio Addict look back over a killer 2021 with the help of one of the most exciting rising DJ talents to emerge in recent years - Invicta Audio's Anais. Whether it's the mix you're after, or the epic clutch of 25 tracks, one thing is certain: you're going to have a lot of fun. All styles, all sounds, all shapes, all sizes, Audio Addict lays it all down in front of us from dark heads-down sweepers (Acuna & Madrush MC - 'City Lockdown') to mystical head-benders (Xav & Zach - Bristol Sound) to dramatic, bass heavy floor fires (Hexa - 'Hot Amps'). All this and plenty more, both Anais and Audio Addict have smashed it right here.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Now rolling solo, Jam Thieves continues to hurl bassline muck around the place, this time on Serum & Benny V's Souped Up. 'Bogota' is a stripped back vocal piece with an unyielding tech-teased bassline that belongs in a high security space weapons stockade while 'Don't Kill' takes us even deeper into the jam pot with very sleek and contemporary futurist paranoia. Darker than usual Souped Up flavours but still a perfect ingredient for any sets where the wobs are heavy on the gaf.
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Review: Invicta Audio is a record label and events company currently based in Bristol. For their next release they have tapped Brazil's Jam Thieves, now operating as a solo act, who is hot off a recent release on Hospital Records and drives into 2021 with the aim of levelling up on the Holy Plant EP. Features the drum 'n' bass ragga swagger of the title track, followed by some deeply meditative dubstep in the form of "Mista Lava Lava" which showcases the diversity within this talented producer's reerptopire. Elsewhere, you have got the fierce techstep roller "Dub Cali" and the seething vocal infused neurofunk of "Madona" which closes it out.
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Review: Boom! DJ Hybrid's Audio Addict hit the big 100 and they're celebrating in true style. Here's part one - a 22 banger collection featuring the label's brightest and gulliest talent and close friends. Highlights lurk around every heavyweight corner from the off as T>I flips Hybrid & Haribo's 'Raised In The Jungle' into a riot. Mountains of carnage follows with highlights coming from all angles - Diagnostix gets ice cold with the venomous 'Depth Charge', Para flips Erbman's 'Ride Or Die' into a lesson in tension while Kalum reminds us of the label's deeper side with the barbed euphoria of 'Enough'. All this and so much more, the Audio Addict guys have taken things to the next level.
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Review: As selected personally by label bossman Break himself, Symmetry Selects is an exciting new talent collection that crosses the full vibe and D&B flavour spectrum. 12 tracks deep, the album takes off where the inaugural edition left us back in 2018 as a whole range of acts vie for our attention with their fine-tuned grooves. Highlights include the thundering subby hammer-out 'Coppola' by newcomer Boycot, Siloh's soul hurricane 'Fields Of Green', Reflektor and Leo Wood's beautiful cosmic stepper 'Slow It Down' and Funkware's curmudgeonly grizzle fest 'Tarantula'. Seleccy!!
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Time flies when you're smashing out high grade new-gen bangers: Invicta already strike up a year of business and celebrate with this powerful V/A collection from friends and familiar faces. As always with Invicta the range is right across the board as we slide and glide from smooth soul (H8TO - 'This Place', Refracta - 'Touch') right the way to utterly gutterly filth (Gonda - 'Bulll', Harley D - 'Forever') and all banger styles in between. Other highlights include Phizical's super-slinky 'Feeling', B-Plexx's soaring vocal work-out 'Too High' and Jam Thieves' moody creeper 'Black Light'. Happy birthday Invicta!
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Invicta Audio are doing us all a massive solid with this release, simply because compilations featuring incredible artists are just the best and the more music we get towards our ear drums the better. The Echo LP is a jump up inflected, minimalistic release that doesn't take many prisoners. 'Bad Bitch' by Harley D, featuring Scotty, is a perfect example of this, as his vocals lead you in with a distinctive tone before a broken drop emanates with some serious force, subterranean wobbles abound and it's an all-round moody listen. The rest of the LP is just as strong - big up the whole team.
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Review: Invicta have been making some serious waves the past year or so and with a growing recognition that they're one of the best labels releasing a consistent slew of music, they're celebrating their evolution with a multi-part LP. This is the first instalment and a whole crew is on things with a six-tracker of frightening proportions, packed full of solid percussive strikes and flowing basslines. 'Dance Girl' has a seriously funky rhythmic pattern and a slick array of basslines, whilst 'Life' takes things in a funkier direction with ragga sampling and a fluid concoction of sub-heavy bass magic. There are also more melancholic, deeper sounds, as B-Plexx nails the liquid vibe on 'Too High' - top.
Review: Jam Thieves are a prolific duo with a history across a litany of labels, and this time around their immediately recognisable style is landing on Serial Killaz. That style consists of punishingly stripped back percussive lines that give ample room for jagged basslines to breath, a minimalist take on jump up funk that's designed for the club. The title track is a breakier version, with rattling hats and stumbling snares that weave through a concoction of low frequency force with the grace of a gazelle and the energy of an elephant. 'Heavy Duty' is the other standout, its snare is obscenely good and the bassline ripples with metallic textures, a sharp, pointy track that'll double drop with the best of them. Brilliant.
