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Deep In The Jungle
Review: Deep In The Jungle is a UK based label dedicated to resurrecting the jungle stylings of yesteryear and bringing them back to their rightful place: front and centre of the dancefloor. Next up on the label are Canadians RMS & Veak with some hard drum and bass steppers on the Foundations EP, which undoubtedly give a respectful nod to the old school. From moments of fierce darkside breakbeat science as heard on "Fiyah Burn" or "Amen Props", through to the title track or "Hear It Come" which use late '90s reference points such as Dillinja or Loxy & Ink.
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DEEPIN 054
14 Sep 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Sep 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: DJ Hybrid
Review: Batten down your hatches, lock down your aerials, keep your pets inside: Deep In The Jungle are about to slap 2018 silly with another massive album. And it kicks off here with some of the label's finest. Bossman DJ Hybrid and currently unstoppable RMS take the lead with "Now That Your Gone" which hits and slices with a Charge-style hoover riff, Welsh artist Substrate follows with his DITJ debut, the amen-shattering, Remarc-style slammer "Crayfish" while the bulletproof banger wizard Kumararchi gets all grizzly and ruffneck on "Buss A Ting". Finally Opius & Dapz leave us hanging for more with a powerful brock-out that nods slyly at the mid 90s Urban Takeover sound with added splashes of gospel. Bring on the album!
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DEEPIN 044-S 1
01 Jan 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Jan 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: The force is strong on this one! One of Deep In The Jungle's most consistent and prolific artists, RMS has been shelling us with raw jungle bombs for some time now and this is one of his biggest EPs to date. Heavy highlights hang from every hurter; the sickeningly savage drums on "Am I Crazy", the molten breaks and rolling drum funk of "Universe", the unabashed brock-out-ness of "Rasta Yout", the raw unfettered Good Looking rushes of "Take It", the deft scratches on "Now Is Time" and the classic V feels of "Hi Grade". Loaded with cameos from equally talented peers and pals like Dcision, Skru and Schematic, these collisions are nothing short of deadly.
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DEEPIN 043
27 Nov 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 Nov 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: THIS MEANS WAR: Hybrid's Deep In The Jungle crew dust off their best breaks for a second bout in their authentic roller battle. Label boss Hybrid teams up with rising star RMS for the ragga-raged lead track before we're treated to crucial cuts from the across the label's ever-growing talent roster: DJ Cautious's "Romy" is a stripped back swinger with stacks of space for the distinctive Top Cat style vocal chants, Galvatron pulls of the switch of his life on the expertly-tuned skank shock out "Revolution" and Lavery's awesomely titled "Akai Blackeye". Watch out for those cascading pitched snares, they're lethal. Let us see your war face!
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DEEPIN 042
30 Oct 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
30 Oct 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: DJ Hybrid
Review: Murderation station number one for all junglist pugilists, Deep In The Jungle drop a brand new package and the clue's in the title: Sound Killerz. Soundclash Sessions' Demented Frequency rips up with a balls-out shredder laden with classic sample, Toronto's Hungry T cooks up a strong brew that sits somewhere between BC and Dreadzone and RMS hits up with a strong fix of pure dub jungle with heady FC and dubby textures. Finally Galvatron slaps upside your face with the gulliest cut of the set. All shattered drums and turbo skanks, this will blindside the darkest of floors.
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DEEPIN 034
20 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
20 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: How on point are Deep In The Jungle right now? Every release this year has been heavy enough to crush a soundsystem with authentic jungle ethics. Naturally RMS's return follows suit as we're splashed with every shade of foundation funk. "Rude Man Sound" is a flex back to ragga-charmed days, "No Matter" reminds us how vocals don't need to be cheesy or sung by soulless feature artists while "Love Bug" plays all the rave aces with a very clever sample trick and heavenly arpeggios. As for the title track? It's not called "Amen By Nature" for nothing. Precision drum work.
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DEEPIN 030
07 Oct 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Oct 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
