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Sasha Khan
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Review: Going for gold each and every, Danny Styles' 24 Karat family lives up to its name in a major way as its sprawling team bring treasure on treasure on treasure on this bountiful 51 track VA modern jungle trove. From well established names like Styles himself, 6Blocc, Epicentre, K-Jah and Sola to brand new talents Xian Juan, Samphet, Bren and Just Jungle, the vibe is timeless, future focused and all-encompassing as all flavours or samples and influences are hurled into the mix. From the sunny-side dancehall-flexing vibes of 'Done This' to the emotional rushes and powerful thrust of BOTB's 'All Massive', the vast expanses of contemporary jungle are explored in every possible direction here. Essential for all junglist old and new.
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24KJ 050
12 Dec 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Dec 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: New to Dubplate Dread but definitely not new to the game, Nottingham beat veteran Sasha Khan lays down some of his finest work right here with 'Babylon Inna Chaos'. The title track says it all - massive amen choppery and spooked out synth-lines, it's a stark, pranged out affair that's backed up by plenty more authentic breakbeat heat. 'Burning Up' is a savage blend that brings sweet vocal snippets into the blend while elsewhere 'Endings' is pure uncompromising drumfunk and 'Real War' brings a whole new level of sci-fi tension to the EP. These are just highlights, embrace the chaos.
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DPD 020
02 Sep 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Sep 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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24KJ 021
14 Dec 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Dec 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: All time original jungle label outta Caledonian Road, London, is 24 Karat, a platform that since its inception in '94 has tirelessly delivered all matter of drum and bass that over the years has morphed through hip hop, grime and trap while remaining a central port of call for UK club culture. Deep into 2020 the label presents Heavy Hitters: Volume Two - a 23-track large compilation that brings back productions from new signings Armada, DugBass, Destiny and Sasha Khan ("Soundclash") to established regulars and in-house pioneers like DJ Direkt, Keith Patience, Pablo G and label boss Danny Styles. Introducing new flavours from the freshly signed H2O and Juxt with the dreddly "Danger Dubs", other highlights include DJ Direkt & Faysha's demented "Killa" alongside the the grubby dubs and rave of Dugbass in "The Lies". It's a knockout.
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24KJ 012
15 Sep 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Sep 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: 24 Karat presumably get their name from the measurement for gold and this compilation is, by any stretch of the imagination, full of weight. Featuring tunes from artists old and new in the 24 Karat camp, this album stretches across 17 heavy, dancefloor numbers. The first outing, 'Heavy Hitters' by Danny Styles, is classic funk-into-dancefloor vibes and we love the array of twisting, snarling basses that fans of this producer will recognise. Danny is a regular throughout this one and he nails it consistently. Shouts also to Faysha on the sweet 'Heavy', as well as Keith Patience on thee crazy jungle number that is 'HeadShot'. Big.
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24KJ 011
28 May 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 May 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: Hankies at the ready... This 30 track best-of set is Ground Level's final release. Celebrating eight years of fuelling the breaks scene with exciting and authentic original material, the label boss Andy McAllister has decided to close its doors and get busy on a new project called Four Three Six. As with any well-selected best of compendium, each and every track is a highlight. But if we're going to pick a few that really sum up the unique spirit of Ground Level then chow straight down on the Orbital-on-triplets vibe of Stylus Rex's "Spangle Wagon", Rebel Sketchy's super-slam bass jam "The Ride" and Andy's very own "The Theme". With its mischievous horns, hype-rising riff and techy undertones, it acts as a great final salute to a game in which they've scored many many wins. Ground Level will be sorely missed.
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GL 094
04 May 15
Breakbeat
04 May 15
Breakbeat
Review: Emerging from the Midlands in 2007 with the telling-it-like-it-is Serious Wobble by Stylus, Ground Level has rapidly risen to the top of the bass leagues. Now to celebrate its seventh year of success, main man Andy McAllister has provided this sizzling hot mix featuring 13 bangers. It's quite a trip and some of our fave pit stops on the way include the deep 'n' jazzy baile-ton of Zap! Pow! Die!'s "Bounce (Fuck This Mix)", the ethereal dubby 2step of "It Feels So Good" by John Bradley and the beefy-bassed, hypno laser jam "Hula Hoop" by DJ Hero.
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GL 089
22 Sep 14
Breakbeat
22 Sep 14
Breakbeat
Vinyl Junkie / Sanxion / Various
Various - "We're Not Dead (The 3rd Chapter)" (continuous DJ mix 1 by Vinyl Junkie) - (1:19:52) 142 BPM
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WHWA 002
17 Dec 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
17 Dec 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
