see my head is still stuck at a rave i went too in the nineties so this is great for me .:)

try to depend less on the amen break bud. its phat we know its phat. but geez not every darn track our kidda. still when u do use it u use it fresh so keep it in reserve cos you seem to know how to play about with it.. why not make a ragga hardcore jungle track. ive got a sample pack of loads of rasta spoken word vox and vocals inc loads of old skool classic samples. ''world champion....whos the bad man!!!''

qulaity retro vibe on this track. check out my dnb and nu skool breakz - chrome & futre breakz squad. both imprints have d&b on and yes soemtimes i do use the amen break so youll be happy lol jk jk jk!!!!! peace out bluds.

yeh man, mishy mashy beats, loadsa breaks, bit of vocal, bit of pads, nice combo man :)

Track I did for the 2010 DOA Oldskool Jungle Competition. A re-mix of my own original track done on my 1040STfm / Akai S3000CD in 1998.

Available in high quality audio at all music sites including iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, etc

RUF001 A. Atrium - Junglist

A massive shoutout to all Junglists / DnB heads.. Check out my recent tunes released through Ruffside Records http://www.ruffsiderecords.co.uk 
...Some of my biggest influences from past to present would have to be Oaysis, Randall, Dillinja, Lemon D, Andy C (Origin unknown era), Goldie, Slipmatt, Grooverider, Fabio, Bukem, Bassline Smith, Noisa, Ellis D, Sy, Tech Itch, Dylan, Limewax, Snoop, Ice T, Ice Cube, Dr Dre, Cypress Hill, Easy E, Redman, Sepultura, Slayer, Megadeth, GnR, Whitesnake, RHCP, Metallica, Stone Temple Pilots, etc............ Coming from metal roots (I played and sang in metal bands), I got into Jungle in about 1992. Rap/hip hop music is what changed me from a metaller/rocker into liking sick riddums with belting subs. I progressed into jungle in '92 when jungle and hardcore sounded almost the same, it was the breaks that set jungle apart for me and I was influenced bigtime and set about writing my own tunes. I dj, I have 1210 mk2's, I started seriously producing in 1994, when I started a mission of gathering and recording samples. I started working on my own breaks and one shots, processing heavily and matching sounds up together. I have built up a massive selection! I have both hardware and software, although I now use mainly software. The only hardware I still use is my Access Virus KC, ESI4000Turbo and Z4 samplers. Drum n bass is the one for me, I have ventured into drumstep and dubstep but I just love breaks and bass. I still love the amen, I have processed it and layered it to sound heavy, although I am trying to take a new direction and create my own unique breaks. Never stop writing tunes, it is both mellow and satisfying. Word

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