The Frequency

August 2013... Lyrical devastation: Gruff, ruff and twice as tough; Blackout’s guttural sentiments are delivered straight from the soul with raw power and pure Jamaican heritage.

In the past the traditional reggae MC has worked with the likes of Courtney Pine, Sean Paul, Barrington Levy, Big Youth, Julian Marley, Buju Banton and many more. A consistency on Bristol’s leading jungle boutique since their earliest releases, here we find him teaming up with key members of the Run Tingz family for four incredible slabs of contemporary jungle drum & bass.

First up, ‘No Gangster Way’. A tag-team tear-up, Run Tingz Cru and Serial Killaz go toe-to-toe, laying down a broken-glass soundtrack of fat sines, pummelling kicks and brash dramatic synth horns while J.A extolls the virtues of a crime-free life. Rolling and punching in equal measure, it’s a bold statement of intent to ignite the EP.

‘Cross Roads’ follows. An interesting deviation on the classic Run Tingz style, the jump up groove is based on an elephantine bass stomp. Walloping with ‘heads-down’ one-note punches and a savage series of breakbeats, it’s the perfect bed for Blackout to philosophise about the endless choices we make each day and how they affect the rest of our lives.

New signing Ricky Tuff steps up for the penultimate jam ‘Close To Me’… Swaggering with a crisp synth-shot skank flex, Ricky’s licks are spacious enough for both Blackout and Blaze to bounce off each other with panache. As the subs bubble and the undulating beats roll with fire Blackout bigs up the girl dem while Blaze showcases some crazy double-time spittage.

It’s down to J.Man to close the show. And he does so with explosive results; mammoth warbling jungle bass, precision engineered breakbeats and classical amen art on the fills, J.Man’s recipe accentuates Blackout’s darkest motifs. With emphatic chants on the chorus and strident strings blended deep into the tearing texture it’s an instant dancefloor call to action you’ll want to reload again and again.

Four incredible examples of modern day junglist power from the tightest crew in the game, Blackout J.A and the Run Tingz Family are on firing form right here. Jump on this now – you won’t regret it.  


Crossroads (feat. Blackout J.A)

Cross Roads

Cross Roads - Run Tingz Cru ft. Blackout J.A

This song is a powerful ode to communal resilience rooted in Islamic faith. It describes how a community withstands the "winds of trial" not through individual power, but by standing together, lifting each other with prayer and the Qur'an, and placing their absolute trust (Tawakkul) in Allah. It frames this unity as a "shelter of compassion" and a "work of great art" that transforms the "pieces of night" into a new morning, leaving behind a "testament to the strength of our faith-based embrace."


The Winds of Trial

New Worlds (C.M.JUNGLE REMIX

Versatile X Painless Love .WAV

'You Know' from The 420 EP by Audiomission, Seyms & Serial Killaz

Audiomission & Serial Killaz - You Know

Dub Vibes

Dub Vibes (feat. Potential Badboy)

ARIES & MURDA ft MARLON ASHER - GANJA FARMER 2010

ARIES & MURDA - GANJA FARMER (CLIP) - ROOTS 004 A

A - Everybody
AA - What About The Dogs

Release date 15th May 19
Copyright Super Sharp Recordings 2019

Everybody - Gella

Well Done (feat. Kabaka Pyramid)

This is our contribution to Dee Bo General's new project forthcoming on Steppa's wicked Audio Warfare imprint, and will be part of an EP featuring artists such as Serum, Northern Lights, Bladerunner and, of course, us!  

Catalogue: N/A 
Artist: Dee Bo General 
Title: Just Smile (Serial Killaz Remix)
Label: Audio Warfare 
Released: Summer 2013.

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Jungle Buss Me (New Edit) [feat. Potential Badboy]

Demolition Man

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