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Basslines are crucial in distinguishing jungle from drum and bass. Their characteristics help set the tone and mood for each track, playing a pivotal role in the sonic identity of each genre. In jungle music, the basslines are often weighty and heavy. They provide a solid foundation that matches the intense energy of the breakbeats. Jungle ...
More commonly, jungle is viewed as the originating point for drum and bass, with the progressive changes brought by artists in the late 1990s serving as the point of diversion (some examples being Trace & Ed Rush, LTJ Bukem, Photek, Total Science, Goldie and Optical).
- Bodysnatch – Euphony (Just 4 U London) [Big City Records] Instantly recognisable by its signature London-centric vocal sample, Euphony’s simplistic rolling breaks (sampled from Bobby Byrd’s ‘Hotpants’) , sparse samples and bass set it apart from its more frantic counterparts and takes its place as the intro to this journey.
- LTJ Bukem – Demons Theme [Good Looking Records] The track that started a genre; as Hardcore started to split between the happier and darker vibes LTJ Bukem took it in a totally different direction.
- Nasty Habits – Here Come The Drumz [Reinforced] Darkcore had arrived, Nasty Habits AKA Doc Scott served up a 4 track EP on the legendary Reinforced and this track was the highlight.
- Metalheads – Terminator [Synthetic] Goldie had already been producing under the name ‘Rufige Kru’ on Reinforced records, and guided by Marc Mac and Dego produced this seminal piece of work.
Based almost entirely in England, Jungle (also known as drum'n'bass) is a permutation of hardcore techno that emerged in the early '90s. Jungle is the most rhythmically complex of all forms of techno, relying on extremely fast polyrhythms and breakbeats.
- Autonomic sound. A brief chapter in d'n'b, the Autonomic sound was the product of dBridge and Instra:mental’s short-lived podcasts (which also spawned the FABRICLIVE50 mix).
- Brazilian sound (aka "Sambass") When drum'n'bass was stuck in a screwface moody vacuum at the start of the 2000s, the Brazilian mob reintroduced sunshine and funk to the genre.
- Breakcore. On the fringes of d&b lurks breakcore, an outsider’s take on the sound typified by its over-the-top drum edits and abstract electronics. Initially forged by Squarepusher, Jega and Aphex Twin, artists such as Shitmat, Kid606, Venetian Snares and DJ Scotch Egg took breakcore to its outlandish conclusion.
- Darkcore. Chronologically in between the euphoric rushes of hardcore rave and the heavy soundsystem pressure of jungle, darkcore was an early blueprint with a moodier, tougher edge than what came before.
Jun 25, 2020 · Reggae, rare groove, hip-hop, soul, acid house, funk, hardcore, Detroit techno and many other influences were all in the mix as what was then known as “jungle drum‘n’bass”...
The introduction of thundering 'Amen' drums and a seismic sub bass show jungle at its best; the roughness of beats and bass contrast beautifully with the smoothness of the samples and chords. And then, it just rolls and rolls.
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