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Ruffneck Ting

Ruffneck Ting is a Bristol based jungle club that has been an integral partof the jungle and dnb music scene for three decades.

The club was founded in 1993 by DJ Dazee and Markee Ledge, who met by chance as house- sharing ravers but soon found their musical calling as Dj’s and producers, united by their passion for the emerging sound of jungle music. Since then, Ruffneck Ting has been suppor ted and nurtured by a growing loyal crew including Knowledge Magazine’s founders and dedicated jungle fans around the globe. The club has hosted countless memorable nights, from its residencies at the Trinity Centre to its recent appearances at festivals like Boomtown and Glastonbury. Along the way, it has become known for its commitment to promoting new talent, with many up- and- coming DJs, producers and MC’s getting their first break at Ruffneck Ting.

The warm and friendly jungle vibes that started on Bristol dance floors in 93, evolved onto wax in 1995 with the launch of Ruffneck Ting Records which helped take the sound to new worldwide audiences. Now with over 300 releases and artists like Serum, Jinx, Kjah, Verdikt, Saxxon of course Dazee contributing to the catalogue, the label has achieved a string of DL number ones and support from the scene’s biggest players.

Since its early exposure with Dazee and Jakes shows on Bristol Pirate Stations, Ruffneck Ting has continued to boldly broadcast its jungle- jump- up hybrid sound. The club features in a now infamous 1996 documentary aired on HTV “Sounds Of The West” alongside Roni Size, Krust, and Smith and Mighty and has featured on BBC Radio 1, 1xtra, BBC Radio 6, Ministry of Sound, Kool FM, SWU FM & UKF.

To celebrate its 30th Year, Ruffneck Ting has an album underway, the third in their “Xtraordinary League Of Junglists” series. The first single from the XLJ 3 album “Badder” by Euphonique & Bam Bam dropped in March 23 and will be followed by a series of singles and full album, ft label OG’s Dazee, Jinx and Kjah, plus fresh talent including Fryday and Jenni Groves. Additionally, “30 years of Ruffneck Ting” took place throughout 2023 at prestigious events hosted by Trinity, Motion, Arcadia, Run, Hospitality On The Beach and Love Saves The Day with more TBA for 2024.

Despite the music scene’s changes over the years, Ruffneck Ting has stayed true to its roots, remaining a fiercely independent and uncompromising force in the world of jungle music. For anyone looking to experience the raw energy and excitement of this genre, there' s no better place to be than Ruffneck Ting.
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Let It Hit 'Em
Let It Hit 'Em - (4:29) 175 BPM Hot
All The Massive - (4:50) 175 BPM
Hardcore Style - (4:28) 175 BPM
Never Let You Go - (4:29) 58 BPM
The Soul Break - (4:27) 175 BPM
Played by: Rich Raw, Satin, Dj Dazee
Review: He slapped us silly with Jinx on Ruffneck Ting's still-fire Xtraordinary League Of Junglists album and tickled us bad with his Genetix EP prior to that, now rising young junglist Habitat makes his solo debut on the label with a five-track power-punch EP of his own. Highlights include the riffy bounce to the bassline on "Let It Hit 'Em", the swooning rave synth tones on "All The Massive" and the soulful beauty of "Never Let You Go" but to be honest the whole EP bumps hard.
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RNT 044
03 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Back In The Day
Habitat - "Power Moves" - (4:32) 175 BPM
Genetix & Habitat - "Back In The Day" - (4:32) 175 BPM Hot
Genetix - "Monster" - (5:37) 175 BPM
Genetix & Habitat - "Adrenaline" - (4:49) 175 BPM
Review: Habitat and Genetix return to Ruffneck Ting to present their latest world-conquering beats and this time, they might just manage their mission. Soulful and packed with attitude, Habitat's opener "Power moves" sets the scene ready for the pair to work together on the old school influenced "Back In The Day" where breaks fly fast and loose, crashing all over a minimal backdrop of thick bass. "Monster" rolls out hard, offering the most straightforward of the tunes, the perfect club uniting track. Finally "Habitat" seeks truth in De La Soul's "Rock Co. Kane Flow", adding huge wobbling bass and double time percussion. The perfect mix of hard and fast.
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RNT 032
12 Aug 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Musical War
Habitat - "See Me Coming" - (4:30) 175 BPM
Habitat - "Razor Blade" - (4:32) 174 BPM
The Force - "City Love" - (4:31) 172 BPM Hot
The Force - "Musical War" - (4:39) 57 BPM
Review: The original Bristol jungle outpost Ruffneck Ting is back in operation and sounding as vital as ever on the strength of this release from The Force vs Habitat. For all those who bitterly complain about the lack of soul, imagination and rawness in modern day D&B, look no further than this four-track salvo that makes it feel like '96 all over again. Habitat keep things decidedly bouncy and not a little bit cheeky on "See Me Coming", while "Razor Blade" heads into more devoutly junglistic territory to deadly effect. The Force has a smoother blend on offer with the big leads of "City Love" bringing a little Detroit magic to the mix, while "Musical War" rubs a little rootsy skank into the crisp breakbeats.
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RNT 029
27 Mar 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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