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Some good tunes on that showcase though
Jungle 2013
- Thread starter Tim Reaper
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Tim Reaper
green bay crew.
I do see where you're coming from about the groove being lost, I usually work at 160 or 165, sometimes 170, that's usually about the right tempo when it comes to this stuff.
Thanks for checking mate, glad you like
Tim Reaper
green bay crew.
Thanks mate, I have gotten better at mixing since recording it a month and a bit ago
so this was in mixmag: http://www.mixmag.net/words/features/jungle-is-massive-again
Tim Reaper
green bay crew.
Hah, first rave I ever went to was one of theirs, good to see them getting some recognition
Tim Reaper
green bay crew.
Dwarde's done a new mix of older jungle tracks (majority non amen but kicks in later on), recorded straight to cassette for that vintage retro sound.
https://soundcloud.com/dwarde_tapes/feb-2013-jungle-mixup-side-a
https://soundcloud.com/dwarde_tapes/feb-2013-jungle-mixup-side-b
https://soundcloud.com/dwarde_tapes/feb-2013-jungle-mixup-side-a
https://soundcloud.com/dwarde_tapes/feb-2013-jungle-mixup-side-b
Tim Reaper
green bay crew.
Alfons
Way of the future
Icelandic trio Tranquil with 2013 jungle/jungle inspired dnb:
http://tranquilmusic.bandcamp.com/album/tj-rnin
A talented bunch of guys, they do other stuff too. "Atmosphere" is a personal fave, old halfstep vibes, all about the percussion in the 2nd drop:
http://tranquilmusic.bandcamp.com/album/tj-rnin
A talented bunch of guys, they do other stuff too. "Atmosphere" is a personal fave, old halfstep vibes, all about the percussion in the 2nd drop:
Local Authority
bitch city
Was at the Exit Mosaic 2 party at the Nest not too long ago and there was massive Jungle influence creeping through some of the sets. Wasn't in the mood to take note of who was playing what though but it sounded interesting being mixed in the more techy and halftime sounds.
Has anyone been following Demdike Stare lately, there testpressing series is something else. The jungle revival, from what I've heard, hasn't made any attempt to advance on the sound whereas Demdike have taken it somewhere completely alien altogether.
Has anyone been following Demdike Stare lately, there testpressing series is something else. The jungle revival, from what I've heard, hasn't made any attempt to advance on the sound whereas Demdike have taken it somewhere completely alien altogether.
Sectionfive
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Really like the first track on that. More Apache, please...
jungle has been a staple in the free-party scene in UK, Canada and Russia for a while now it's definitely not a internet phenomenon. I'm not sure exactly why it came back into popularity (or if it even stopped being played tbh, 10 years ago it was still as popular as it is now) I think music played and listened to at free-parties has been pretty stagnant for years away, I guess because the scene is significantly smaller and generally lacking in aspiration musically, if it does the job why mess with it too much. But that's the main reason you'll find huge amounts of jungle producers still going today I think, because of its prevalence in the free-party scene, mainly dominated with 16-25 year old bumpkins. (sorry OP havnt time to listen to your tracks and this post isn't directed at/supposed or meaning to put you in any boxes).