Jackin' / Electroline

jackjambie

Voodoo Priest
This mix is proper. Have listened to lots and lots of Jackin' mixes and have been waiting for one to really hit the mark. This one does it.

YES!! feel exactly the same way. goes straight in with massive bass and attitude, no fucking prisoners. that's what's up.
 

NATO

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Coke Diet is a certified neck-snappin banger.

Lorenzo's doing good business and his hit right is damn high, can't fault that.

This one on a similar vibe to Coke Diet:

 
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NATO

Well-known member
Also just realised the tune at 22mins on that Cause&Affect mix is a Cause&Affect tune, fked vibe on this one:

 

Benny Bunter

Well-known member
This tune just might be the best thing ever, :

The East Harlem Shakedown - Pete Graham & Lorenzo

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The audacity of that sample kills me!

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let's take the bassline for a walk...
 
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datwun

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Tune at about 27 minutes in with the blissful ambient chords intro then just this proper jump up DNB style bassline is GREAT.



Yeah yeah yeah this is MASSIVE! Not quite sure if you'd call it Jackin, it's a lot more syncopated than the pretty straight forward 4x4 BMM TSK KKA TSK JACK of most Jackin, and the bassline kind of rumbles rather than bubbles. Those spooky high pitch notes in the bass sound a bit Bassline doe. Most importantly it's just fucking good, you're right about the DnB thing actually, like, with those kind of snare breaks and spacey synths is actually reminds me a lot of DJ Crystal:
 

continuum

smugpolice
Overheard the other day that apparently Lorenzo used to be part of Bassline act Dub Melitia (remember them?). They made really hard and industrial sounding beats that really stood out amongst the rest of Bassline:


If it's true that Lorenzo was part of Dub Melitia then here is some rare footage of him in the studio:

 

Benny Bunter

Well-known member
Overheard the other day that apparently Lorenzo used to be part of Bassline act Dub Melitia (remember them?). They made really hard and industrial sounding beats that really stood out amongst the rest of Bassline:

Interesting. Lorenzo = Chris Lawrence who was indeed in Dub Melitia (look at the record label)

That Bullet tune is horrible though innit
 

datwun

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Amazing video of that dad skanking!!!
And interesting about Lorenzo, all good stuff I'munna add to this giant boombaclart Jackin article I'm working on ;)

Weirdly, I was just looking over the first pages of the Funky thread from way back in 2007, and people were talking about 'Jackin House' being a thing in Nottingham:


Gabba Flamenco Crossover: "What do people think about the jackin' house scene that's big in Nottingham? Their records are like a more quirky, forward version of bassline a lot of the time."

Elgato: "do you mean Drop Music and .dotbleep and suchlike?"

Gabba Flamenco Crossover: "Yes, them and the US producers that are repped by people on that scene, like Jacob London."

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What's the connection? I tried to find some of this stuff, but could only get hold of a little bit, but it seems pretty distant sonically from the current Jackin scene... But maybe this was where the name comes in - it seemed a pretty giant jump from Chicago in the 80s to Leeds/Brum in the 2010s...

Jambie guesses that this was likely a part of the primordial ooze from which Jackin sprung, the kind of House music the bassline guys were listening to:

Also if you go on Lorenzo's own soundcloud and look at the Cause & Affect tracks from two years ago, they're all straight Electro-Swing!!! which makes loads of sense actually.

Do any of you have any other ideas about proto-Jackin bangers?
 
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datwun

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ALSO ME and JAMBIE are playing on innacityfm.com/102.5 fm this evening 6-8, Jackin and Jukin, Would be great to see yous locked!

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More fiyaah from Lorenzo on the You Want Me/Deep wubby/organ/Maya Jane Coles on Drugs tip

 

Corpsey

bandz ahoy
Tune at about 27 minutes in with the blissful ambient chords intro then just this proper jump up DNB style bassline is GREAT.

^ anyone know what this is? ^

That Coke diet tune is big... Maybe I've been starved of dance music for too long but this stuff is really doing it for me (I'm basing this off that Marcus set). First stuff I've heard in a while that makes me want to get Serato.
 
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