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Another fun show to have done with a varied selection to start leading into carnage :) I hope you enjoy....

1. Keith Patience, Mighty Mini - Lockdown [24 Karat Recordings]
2. Section - Blood Heart [Locked Up Music]
3. Stretch & Rumbleton - Strong Ganja [AKO Beatz]
4. Tommy Badman - A Song for Flo
5. Krugah - All My Dreams Take One [self released]
6. Alpha Omega - Crystal Ball [AKO Beatz]
7. Msymiakos - Levitation [Supercharger]
8. Smokey Joe - Echo Chamber [Meditator Music]
9. Dillinja - Silverblade (Abstract Illusion bootleg) [free download]
10. Undercover Agent - Babylon (DJ Future 2017 Remix) [Juice Records]
11. Tron - Bed Time Story [Drum Unit Recordings]
12. Antares - Baphomets Tears [Locked Up Music]
13. OllieB - It Has Begun [self released]
14. Rumbleton - The Lone Dancer [AKO Beatz]
15. Krugah - Left Alone Take One [self released]
16. Ahmad - Pinhead [self released]
17. OllieB - Chaos [self released]
18. Antares - Into the Night [Danger Chamber Digital]
19. Alpha Omega - Monster Killa [AKO Beatz]
20. Tommy Badman - Badman Says
21. OllieB - Danny [self released]
22. Ahmad - Offer Your Soul [self released]
23. Breakbeat Scientist - Time to Play (Abstract Illusion remix) [free download]
24. Antares - The Order [Locked Up Music]
25. Rumbleton - The Clearing Stick [AKO Beatz]
26. Section - Grounded [Locked Up Music]
27. Tron - Kingdom [Drum Unit Recordings]
28. OllieB - Help Me [self released]

The Jungle Carousel Show #47 - Drum and Bass (Jungletrain.net) 30th June 2021

THE DAYS ARE RUNNING PART 2

The Alchemist of Neon Shores" tells the odyssey of a young traveler entering a futuristic city frozen in an emotional deep freeze. While the city drones in the heavy shadows of F minor 7, she resonates in the pure harmony of C Major.

Through her encounters and an unwavering smile, she breaks the spell of collective amnesia, reconnecting the inhabitants with their long-lost history. 

Expect shimmering Rhodes textures, glitchy droid-vocalise, and a hypnotic 909 groove that slowly transitions from an oppressive ambient fog into a celebratory, roots-honoring climax.

The Alchemist of Neon Shores

I feel like I haven't posted in such a long time. But it's really only been about two weeks. I've been diligently and patiently working on this track - reaching close to 36 hours on this one project. It's not very often I spend so long on one track, but I felt like really diving deep and making this one special. I tried to really develop this one - creating something akin to a symphony with movements. Not only is it one of my longer pieces, but it's probably the first time I'm trying to incorporate key changes and tempo changes in a track as well. I strayed away from going my normal AI-generated album art route in favor of a more organic approach. I really just wanted to try my best to make every piece of this project from the ground up - with my own hands. I called this track, "Existence".

Performed by Audi Meae
Written by Anthony Verano
Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Audi Meae
Visuals by Audi Meae

Existence

Audi Meae - Existence

jungletrain.net is proud to present: Warbreaker - jungletrain.net promomix april 2020 

Exactly one year since his last promomix efforts, jungletrain veteran beat addict Warbreaker sets fire to sound in this April 2020 jungletrain promomix. The track selection includes some of the DJ's recent favorites that have been making the rounds on his radio show. This mix also debuts a couple exclusive Warbreaker productions that you won't find anywhere else. We hope you enjoy the ride!

As a reminder, you can catch Warbreaker broadcasting live from San Francisco, California every other Friday from 18.00 - 19.30 PDT (21.00 - 22.30 EDT, saturday morning 04.00 - 05.30 BST, 05.00 - 06.30 CEST) right here on jungletrain.net for his Active Mindz Radio show. Make sure to tune in!

Links: 
http://www.soundcloud.com/warbreaker
http://www.mixcloud.com/Active_Mindz 

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Tracklisting:
01. Digital & Response - Broken Dub - Function [FUNC048, 2019]
02. Breakage - Different Tings - self released [https://breakage.bandcamp.com/, 2020]
03. Rumbleton - Visions - self released [https://rumbleton.bandcamp.com/, 2020]
04. B-Key - King Riddim - Scientific Wax [SCI LIMITED 007, 2019]
05. Rumbleton - Codex Indica - Sweet Sensi Records [SENSI007, 2019]
06. Warbreaker - Volcano Style (Heart & Soul dub) - unsigned [unreleased, 2020]
07. Unknown - Untitled - Green Bay Wax [GBBL04, 2020]
08. Sumone - Lick It Back - Sozialistischer Plattenbau [SPB12037, 2019]
09. Threshold - Humble In The Jungle - AKO Beatz [AKOB018, 2019]
10. Nebula - K. Francis - self released [https://nebulasciwax.bandcamp.com/, 2019]
11. Andy Skopes - Foolish - Jungle Syndicate Recordings [JSR002, 2019]
12. X Nation - Look No Further - Kingdom [KNG-RRV3, 2012]
13. B-Key - Dirt For Dirt Sake - Scientific Wax [SW028, 2020]
14. Equinox - Stagger VIP - Scientific Wax Digital [SWD030, 2019]
15. Senses - Rodney’s Choice - Bustle Beats [BUSTLE002, 2012]
16. Warbreaker & siLLy KiD - New Tune (dub) - unsigned [unreleased, 2020]
17. Theory - Rastafari - Rupture London [RUPLDNLP001, 2018]

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Myself and L-Double have known each other since the 90’s but neither of us could remember exactly how we got to be friends. That was until we sat down and had this chat and the memories started to flood back. It was around 1997 when Lee had his radio show ‘The Flex Connextion’ on Kiss 105 and he was also on the mailing list of Main Source, an old PR company which we used once we signed to Polydor and later still when we brought them with us to Moving Shadow. It was run by Rachel H, alongside her team Anton (The Duke as we nicknamed him), Vikas and Klaus (‘Heavyweight’ Hill as he later became know when he started producing great tech breaks tunes around the same time that we as Aquasky started to make breaks). Lee was one of the Main Source key tastemakers for the North as he had a well-respected radio show as well as a much loved D&B label, Flex Records, and of course an accomplished artist and DJ to boot. He was the stalwart of the North, a guy who had been involved with the scene since day dot. So when we as Aquasky were getting great reviews and feedback from Lee, we reached out to him. Again, this was before the internet and AIM was a thing and waaaayyyyy before Whatsapp and Messenger. We didn’t even have a mobile phone until late 1996 and that was just a single phone that we use to share between the three of us! I am pretty sure we must have just started sending him records and DATs directly. Who knows!!! The 90’s are a bit of a haze at times!

But this project isn’t an L-Double project, this was under an alias that he had, The Dubster. I am always curious how aliases come about. Some have a significant meaning, others were throwaway names. I remember myself and Kieron (Aquasky) did a project with Ben Blackshore (Appaloosa) around 1996 and we didn’t have a name for it. Ben had some Top Trump cards or something in his studio. We were probably a bit red-eyed and decided to find our artist name from this pack of cards. We saw one answer written on a card – Skin Divers – and thought ‘Yeah, that’ll do’. And that was it, we rolled with it. But Lee’s alias is far more interesting than one of ours – “The first time I was called The Dubster was by old mates of mine who were part of the  rap crew Deighton Task Force or DTF for short. Around this time the rapper Chubb Rock (he of ‘Treat Em Right’ fame) was calling himself The Chubster. We were massively into hip hop during the 80’s and we were hugely inspired by Marley Marl and how he put together the Juice Crew, a talented team of rappers, and we had our own crew of rappers, producers and DJ’s. So the guys started calling me The Dubster, a play on my original artist name L-Double”. Now I was even more curious about how he got his original name, L-Double. Once he explained to me it became obvious and I was surprised I hadn’t worked it out myself. It’s a great play on words, but Ill let Lee explain himself “When we started in the rap game, I was using ‘L Double E’ as my name is Lee. It wasn’t long before the E part of it was dropped and I became known as L-Double. And the name stuck from my youth in hip hop and throughout my career in drum and bass and jungle”. See what I mean? It makes perfect sense now.

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Al first started to DJ back in 1988, inspired by the acid house sound that was taking a hold of the country during that year. The Summer Of Love was a wonderful experience for those lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time. And DJ Ruffcut was one of those lucky enough to have been there. But it wasn’t just the music that pushed him in that direction, there was a higher force at work, a voice he couldn’t escape, that of his Dad! “My Dad use to put on raves, the illegal ones in warehouses and fields around London. He loved the music and the scene so he advised me to stop playing hip hop and start playing acid house and rave. I was 15 at the time. My dad bought me my first deck and told me to pay for the other, as a way of motivation and to install a sense of independence in me. By the time I was 16 in 1989, my dad was pals with The Scientist, so I managed to get him to blag me into his studio so I could meet him. I then started to hang out there and through that studio I met Krome & Time in the same year as well as DJ Hype and the artwork supremo Junior Tomlin. It was really exciting for a young kid to be able to do this and start to understand how the records I was playing were being made. At this time I was also DJing at my Dads raves as well as Telepathy, Sunrise and Mirage. As these were illegal parties there were no age restrictions and I was 6ft 5” tall, no one ever questioned me for being there. It was around this time I started to think about my name, DJ Ruffcut. I felt it just didn’t fit the scene at that time, it sounded too hip hoppy, not really the right vibe. So I started to give it some thought and remembered the Bob Marley track ‘Exodus – The Movement Continues’. I couldn’t help but think of me playing at these events and seeing the movement of the people in front of me every weekend, so Exodus came from there”.

Being a punter myself back during that time, attending both legal and illegal parties, I can relate to this visual. I was part of that ‘movement’, being a part of one huge family, all looking upwards at the DJ, being taken away on a rush. It was such an amazing experience. And can anyone else recall how you could leave your mates, go for a mashed up wander, and come back and find them again? It was like voodoo magic how you could always find your mates again. Now we just call them on our mobiles and get a google pin sent to us!!!

Al continues “I started going to Labyrinth with Krome & Time as they really liked my dad. This was probably 90/91. I was in my element as I always listened to their sets on Fantasy FM and I would phone up for a shout out. Around this time I was working as a drivers mate, delivering beds around London. I was all over the place and every area you would visit would have a record shop. I would go in there and tell the assistants what kind of music I needed and asked them to put a bag of records aside that they think I may be into, so I could return a week or two later and buy them. I got so many rare acid tunes this way, white labels that only a few were pressed, top notch stuff. I was going into so many shops that I rarely missed anything. And I still own every single one of those records now!”

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