Out soon on limited orange fire vinyl, WAV and mp3

Remember Your Roots - Dom & Roland

DJ Trace - Sonar - Mark System Revision (117)

Destro

Deadly Ceremonies

Light Years

Metalheadz presents Platinum Breakz (UK: 8 July 1996) [828.783.2]

01 Rufige Kru ― V.I.P. Riders Ghost (7:28)
02 Peshay ― Psychosis (8:43)
03 Doc Scott ― Far Away (7:59)
04 Dillinja ― The Angels Fell (5:55)
05 J Majik ― Your Sound (6:11)
06 Photek ― Conciousness (7:06)
07 Hidden Agenda ― The Flute Tune (6:09)
08 Wax Doctor ― The Spectrum (8:23)
09 Alex Reece ― Pulp Fiction (6:12)
10 Doc Scott ― Unofficial Ghost (8:50)
11 Lemon D ― In My Life (8:21)
12 Source Direct ― A Made Up Sound (6:21)
13 Digital ― Down Under (7:30)
14 Asylum ― Da Base II Dark (6:06)
15 J Majik ― Final Approach (7:21)
16 Dillinja ― Armoured D (5:08)
17 Peshay ― The Nocturnal (Back On The Firm) (7:26)

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Doc Scott ― Unofficial Ghost (8:50)

DeeAnn Unfinished

A1 FFF - The Dance

Manners & Respect, a very limited run of four jungle tunes which have had support from the likes of Double O, Sully, Threshold, Stretch among others. I have had quite a few people ask about whether these tunes would be coming out, so I thought I'd put them all on one EP.

My music is heavily influenced by, and samples from, black music, especially reggae and dancehall. I love both those genres, and without them jungle simply wouldn't exist. I want to pay tribute to the culture, of both reggae dancehall and jungle music, and not appropriate them.

Jungle music has always been about unity right from the start, the meeting of the rave culture and sound system culture to create what I believe, is England's only truly multicultural music, a product of two cultures combining.

So, manners and respect, to help with bringing unity and love where it is needed, will pay 10% of any profits generated to the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, which was founded to tackle inequality in all forms. And is dedicated to transforming the life chances of young people and improving the world in which they live in, working with communities and young people from disadvantaged and under-represented backgrounds, helping to transform lives and create a society in which everyone, regardless of their background, can flourish.

X Nation - Someting Borrow, Someting Screw

Infraltd013a J Majik - This Sound

Taken from the Congo Natty album 'Jungle Revolution' which is released July 1 2013 on Big Dada.

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Amazon - http://smarturl.it/junglerevAM

DeeAnn Unfinished

Frank T DNB