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Played by: Subtifuge│Totally Dubwise
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Played by: Subtifuge│Totally Dubwise
Played by: Subtifuge│Totally Dubwise
Played by: DJ Flashback
Played by: Subtifuge│Totally Dubwise
Played by: DJ Flashback
Played by: Subtifuge│Totally Dubwise
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Review: Deep In The Jungle Records is a UK jungle imprint that have been making bigger and bigger waves over the past several years, a big part of which is their affinity for fat compilations that straddle numerous sub-genre boundaries and which represent lots of different artists. This next one is about classics and it features artists like Conrad Subs, Kumarachi, DJ Hybrid, Kartoon and more. Conrad Subs is a favourite of ours and his cut, Takeover, is a wicked, deep rolling piece of work that packs a sick bassline, one which makes you think of late-night raving at its finest. This is a top compilation from a star label of the new wave.
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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Review: Merkery by name... Absolute badman by nature! Having delivered the goods on the likes of Agitated Audio and Manic in the past, here he comes with four slabs of blazing jump-up fire. "Hold On" is a big old floor sweeper riff that sits somewhere between the gutter and the sewer, "Rudeboy Skank" is all about the rising paranoid bass stabs and spaced out drums and "Jungle Hell" lives up to its name with horror film samples and a processed chords that are reminiscent of the drum & bass sound around the early 2000s. Finally "Noir" takes us down a rabbit hole we may never recover from. Warped bass and weirdness all the way - don't have nightmares.
Review: Feel the burno, it's Mr Turno! He's back with this third and final part of his debut album and once again it covers all the right bass places; "Clockwork" will have you skanking to the turbine old school Bristol bass vibes, "Black Jungle" (with A.M.C) will have you speaking in tongues to robots by the time it's finished pulverising your mind, body and soul while "Revolution" brings forth the iconic MC calls of Spyda and wraps them up in a reese so fat it needs its own postcode. Power up!
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Played by: 6Blocc
Review: Time flies when you're a junglist... Reflecting the bossman DJ Hype's all-style signature as a selector, Playaz output covered the spectrum in style last year. You want sun-dappled soulful fire? Look for Potential Badboy. You want dirt munching gully? Look for Annix. You want leftfield stripped back surreal dark funk? Look for Bass Brothers or Jam Thieves. You want to get knocked the heck out? Look up Taxman, Prestige and Tyke. So many corners covered they smashed walls down to create new ones, Playaz killed it in 2016... Here are 25 reasons why.
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Naylo/Reecey Boi/WHispeRer/Droplex/Slice N Dice - "Cheap Thrills" (Droplex & Slice N Dice remix) - (5:45) 128 BPM
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Various/Peyton Williams