🎧 OLD SKOOL JUNGLE ESSENTIALS (1993–1995) 🎧
🔥 A deep dive into the golden age of UK jungle – pure amen science, bassline pressure, and breakbeat madness from the foundational years of the rave underground.

This playlist is a full-throttle ride through the classic jungle era, packed with essential anthems, white label rarities, and deep cuts that helped shape the birth of drum & bass. Whether you were there in the warehouse days or discovering the roots now, this is your portal into the most raw, energetic, and revolutionary era of UK underground music.

🔊 Featuring legends & sounds from:
DJ Hype • DJ SS • Dillinja • Aphrodite • Shy FX • M-Beat • Congo Natty • Origin Unknown • DJ Rap • Jo • Ed Rush • DJ Dextrous • Leviticus • Omni Trio • Tom & Jerry • Soundman • Subnation • and more...

💣 Expect:

    Legendary breaks: Amen, Apache, Think, Funky Drummer, Soul Pride

    Ragga vocals, airhorns, and gunshots inna sound clash style

    Soulful samples, chopped-up funk, and rude boy basslines

    MC-driven vibes and classic rewinds

    Jungle techno, darkside jungle, hardcore breakbeat, and proto-drum & bass

🔥 Playlist Highlights:

    M-Beat feat. General Levy – Incredible

    Shy FX – Original Nuttah

    DJ Aphrodite – Calling All The People

    Dead Dred – Dred Bass

    Jo – R-Type

    Omni Trio – Feel Good

    Leviticus – The Burial

    DJ SS – The Lighter

    Origin Unknown – Valley of the Shadows (Long Dark Remix)

    Hyper-On Experience – Lord of the Null Lines (Foul Play Remix)

    Whether you’re building a jungle set or just vibing out to some OG sound system pressure, this playlist brings the real 1990s energy back. Push the levels, rewind the track, and skank like it’s ’94.

These tracks below deserve an honorable mention , I couldn't find them on soundcloud but you can hear them on youtube.

Alladin - Mashed (Vip Exclusive)
Buju Banton - Move Ya Body (Jet Star Whitelabel)
Busta Rhymes - Woo Hah! (Origin Unknown Remix)
Buju Banton - Move Ya Body (Zero Remix)
Blackstar Feat Top Cat - Champion DJ (Blue Print Mix) & Sound Clash Dub
Desired State - Beyond Bass
Dilinja - Tear Down The Whole Place
DJ Aphrodite - Searching All Around
DJ Aphrodite -  Listen To The Rythm
DJ Hype - Going Out For Da Loot
DJ Zinc - Reachout ( Zinc Remix )
Dj_Dextrous - Time To Move
Dope Style - You Must Think First
Family Of Intelligence - Champion Of Champions Borderline EP (Remastered)
FAMILY OF INTELLIGENCE - Champions of Champions (Bonus Dubplate Mix)
Firefox & 4-Tree - Warning
Gang Related_and_Mask - Gh My Gosh
Ganja_kru - Computerised Cops Pascals Rmx
Ganja_kru - On That Dust
Hoppa & Bones - Ali Baba
INT2A - Coolhand Flex & Pearl ft MC Fats - Mercy Mercy
Knowledge and Wisdom - Let the Fires Burn
Leviticus-burial_(exclusive_vip_remix)
MA2 - Hearing Is Believing
Prizna_feat_demolition_man-fire_(original_mix)
Ray Keith - Funky Worm_(woo_mix)
Souljah - Down With The Lites
Urban Shakedown feat dbo General - Arsonist (Vip Dub)
Roni Size - It's A Jazz Thing
Roni Size - Box Of Tricks
Roni Size - Dayz
Roni Size - Phizical
Roni Size - Time Stretch
Roni Size - Brown paper bag
Roni Size - timestretch (95 Relick by Origin Unknown)



🕹️ Tags (for discoverability):
#jungle #oldskooljungle #drumandbass #1994jungle #ukjungle #rave #breakbeat #90sdrumnbass #hardcore #jungletechno #amenbreak #classicjungle #soundclash #subbass #ukgarage #junglehistory #djmix #raveculture #junglemusic #oldschool #junglednb

Oldskool Jungle 93–95

✨ Bungalism: The Rebirth of Jungle ✨

This is not just jungle. This is the Rebirth of Jungle. This is Transcendental Jungle Ascension. This is Bungalism — the point where breakbeats, basslines, and ritual energy collide so intensely they break through the genre barrier and emerge as something entirely new.

The Original Bungalist sound rises from the bones of 1993–1995 UK oldskool jungle, hardcore, drumfunk, and breakbeat science, then mutates outward through wild global fusions: tribal jungle from the Amazon, baile funk jungle from Rio, Balkan drumfunk from Eastern Europe, chungle (Chinese jungle) with opera stabs and Guzheng strings, didgeridungle with earth-deep drones, fungalist (funny jungle) with cartoon energy, even kungle (kung-fu jungle) with bamboo snaps and shaolin gongs. Every corner of the world brings its own rhythm, flavour, and spirit.

Bungalism refuses darkness. No dead-eyed minimalism. No endless Amen break abuse. No soulless stadium D&B formulas. Instead: rolling Think breaks, Funky Drummer funk slices, Sesame Street break trickery, Hot Pants chops, Blind Alley ghosts — all layered into fat, bubbling, skankable basslines. Add bamboo resonator thumps, coconuts, rainsticks, tropical percussion, and playful samples stolen from funk records, jazz licks, 80s cartoons, and forgotten TV idents. It’s jungle with a grin on its face — music to make you dance, laugh, gurn, and lose yourself under strobes in South London basements, Berlin warehouses, Rio street parties, Balkan weddings, Tokyo temples, and cartoon dreamscapes.

✨ The Essence of Bungalism ✨

Post-Jungle Transcendence:
Bungalism isn’t just a subgenre. It’s jungle folding back on itself, breaks chopped to infinity, bass rendered spatial and alive, ritual chants sliced into riddims until the music hits escape velocity. London Jungle × Tribal Memory × Binaural Future = Jungle³.

Acoustic over Synthetic:
Where drum & bass went cold and digital, Bungalism returns to skin, wood, breath, and bone. Djun djuns, talking drums, bamboo, rainsticks, didgeridoo — nothing plastic. Law of the Bungalist: no synth domination, no negative lyrics. Only organic vibration and raw break science.

Ritual Dancefloor Function:
Classic jungle was rave + street energy. Bungalism is rave + ritual energy. It feels like the rainforest itself is DJing: birds calling, frogs croaking, thunder rolling, spirits chanting through delay feedback. The bass doesn’t just hit low end — it locks to Earth’s heartbeat.

Whimsical Spirit:
Bungalism takes its fun seriously. Jelly-wobble sub-bass, animal FX, Fraggle Rock energy, rave stabs dressed as cartoon soundtracks. A rude boy in a feather crown skanking at a rainforest carnival. Heavy but never humourless.

Spatial Consciousness:
Most jungle is stereo chaos. Bungalism is 4D. Doppler sweeps, phantom drum hits circling your skull, hallucinated percussion leaping from shadow to shadow. Close your eyes — you’re inside the forest, the rave built from light and leaves around you.

Philosophy:
“When music becomes so jungly, so tribal, so spatial that it feels like both rave and ritual at once — you’ve crossed into Bungalism.”

Bungalism is the playful shamanic edge of rave culture: a rainforest skank where rude boy energy meets spirit world consciousness. Jungle was always the heartbeat of the earth — Bungalism turns that heartbeat into a grin, a groove, a global ritual of bass and movement.

Every track under the Bungalist banner is built for transcendence through funk: chopped breaks, sub-bass depth charges, ritual percussion, and samples that carry both humour and hypnosis. It’s ancient yet futuristic, local yet planetary, heavy yet uplifting.

Because at its core, Bungalism isn’t just music. It’s the belief that rave should be fun, breakbeats should be funky, bass should feel like earth itself laughing through subwoofers.

This is the next evolution of jungle. This is Bungalism.

#Bungalist

👁️ Bungalist Jungle + Drum and Bass + Hardcore  | Oldskool Jungle 160BPM DnB

🐯🦁🐍🐒

The Oldskool Jungle Shakalaka Selection is in this list
https://soundcloud.com/fudgie-bem/sets/oldskool-jungle

Oldskool Hardcore & Jungle Breakbeat Rave Anthems – The Ultimate 90s Rave Playlist

Step into the golden era of rave culture with this monster playlist dedicated to the sound of UK hardcore, breakbeat, jungle, and piano-driven euphoria that defined the early 90s underground.

If you remember sweaty warehouse raves, illegal fields packed with strobes and lasers, white-label vinyl spinning on Technics 1210s, and the rush of breakbeats at 4 AM… this playlist will take you straight back to the dancefloor. And if you weren’t there the first time around, this is your chance to experience the raw energy, emotion, and chaos of the scene that started it all.

What’s Inside

This playlist is stacked with legendary artists and rare gems from the oldskool hardcore and jungle continuum. Expect:

Breakbeat Hardcore Anthems from the likes of SL2, The Prodigy, The House Crew, Nookie, Acen, Krome & Time, Manix, Baby D, and A Guy Called Gerald.

Jungle Pioneers like Foul Play, Lennie De Ice, Sonz of a Loop Da Loop Era, Criminal Minds, and 2 Bad Mice, bringing rolling Amens and basslines that shook the foundations of UK club culture.

Piano-Driven Euphoria — the uplifting side of hardcore with soaring chords and hands-in-the-air melodies (Let Me Be Your Fantasy, Sweet Harmony, Euphoria).

Darkside Bangers with moody pads, pitched breaks, and sub-bass pressure that paved the way for drum & bass.

Rare Vinyl Rips and White Label Classics — underground treasures you won’t find on mainstream platforms.

Why This Playlist Matters

This isn’t just a collection of tracks — it’s a time capsule of rave culture. Every tune here tells part of the story of how hardcore and jungle exploded out of the UK underground between 1991–1994, mutating from acid house and techno into breakbeat hardcore, happy hardcore, darkside jungle, and eventually drum & bass.

From the piano breakdowns that sent entire warehouses into a state of ecstasy, to the Amen breaks that became the heartbeat of jungle, this is the sound of pirate radio, cassette packs, and ravers dancing under motorway bridges until sunrise.

For Fans Of:

Oldskool Hardcore & Jungle

Rave Anthems & Breakbeat Classics

Early Drum & Bass Foundations

90s Warehouse & Free Party Vibes

Piano Hardcore & Euphoria Anthems

Perfect For:

Reliving the early 90s rave scene

DJs looking for classic breakbeat hardcore ammo

Hardcore junglists wanting a history lesson in BPM

Gym sessions, road trips, or anytime you need pure energy

Featured Legends Include:

A Guy Called Gerald, The House Crew, Krome & Time, SL2, Baby D, Acen, Manix, Nookie, The Criminal Minds, Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era, 2 Bad Mice, Lennie De Ice, Foul Play, The Prodigy, Ratpack, and many more…

This playlist is updated with fresh vinyl rips, rare remixes, and classic cuts to keep the spirit of rave alive.

🎧 Hit play, turn it up, and feel the rush — hardcore will never die!


The Prodigy – Your Love
2 Bad Mice – Bombscare
Acen – Trip II the Moon (Part 1)
Lennie De Ice – We Are I.E.
Bizarre Inc – Playing With Knives (Quadrant Mix)
Human Resource – Dominator
SL2 – DJs Take Control
Genaside II – Narra Mine
Urban Shakedown – Some Justice
Bug Kann & The Plastic Jam – Made In Two Minutes
Altern-8 – E-Vapor-8
Prodigy – No Good (Start The Dance)
Utah Saints – Something Good
Kicks Like A Mule – The Bouncer
The Shamen – Move Any Mountain
Acen – Trip II the Moon (Part 2 / Part 3)
Baby D – Let Me Be Your Fantasy
Awesome 3 – Don’t Go
Liquid – Sweet Harmony
N.R.G. – I Need Your Love (Like the Sunshine)
Ratpack – Searchin’ For My Rizla
Sonz of a Loop Da Loop Era – Far Out
Sonz of a Loop Da Loop Era – Peace & Loveism (4 Hero Remix)
4am Kru – Pianos Raining Down
Final Cut / True Faith – Take Me Away (Remix)
Foul Play – The Finest
The House Crew – Euphoria (Nino’s Dream)
Blame – Music Takes You (2 Bad Mice Remix)
Manix – Oblivion (Head in the Clouds)

Oldskool Breakbeat Hardcore 1991-1994, 90s  Rave Anthems – Piano Hardcore & Breakcore

Copy of Oldskool Breakbeat Hardcore 1991-1994, 90s  Rave Anthems – Piano Hardcore & Breakcore

Copy of Oldskool Jungle 93–95

True Faith - Take Me Away (Kym B's Pin-Up Re - Vamp)

This Is Jungle

Code Red (94 Mix) [feat. Conquering Lion, Super Cat & Reggie Stepper]

Aphrodite Alias as Azone licesned to Whiteouse Records 1994

Azone - Calling All The People (1994)

For the first time since it began in 1991, the pioneering rave, drum & bass & jungle label, started by Danny Donnelly, Suburban Base has digitally re-mastered its entire back catalog and is making them available to download via iTunes.

Up until now, releases from the label, which shut its doors in 1997, only existed in vinyl format, but from February 23rd its back catalog has been re-mastered & can be bought from iTunes and extended to other digital music stores from March. This includes sought after releases from artist such as Son'z Of A Loop Da Loop Era, M&M, Rachel Wallace, Krome & Time, QBass, Jonny Jungle, DJ Hype, Cutty Ranks, Marvellous Cain, Remarc, Boogie Times Tribe & Mampi Swift.

In addition to the back catalog an album called Suburban Base Records - The History Of Hardcore, Jungle, Drum & Bass: 1991-1997 will be released on March 3rd. The compilation presents a snapshot of the original underground rave scene that ultimately crossed over into the charts and is ready to be rediscovered by the original ravers and uncovered by a new generation of fans.

Over three mixes it will take you on a chronological journey starting with Hardcore presenting rave classics Rachel Wallace - Tell Me Why (M&M Full Vocal), Krome & Time - This Sound Is For The Underground and cheeky Smart E's - Sesame's Treet (Vocal Mix). Mix two then moves on to the
Jungle era with gems from Phuture Assassins - Roots N Future (Make Dem Know Mix); QBass –Deepa and Hype tracks Dawn of the Fever, The Chopper and Dream. The final mix treats us to some legendary Drum and Bass tracks including Run Tings - Ruff Revival, Marvellous Cain - Dub Plate Style, Cutty Ranks – Limb By Limb (DJ SS Remix), D'Cruze – Lonely and
Mampi Swift - On The Beat.

The album is available as both as a DJ mixed cd release and also digitally. It will use the original graffiti artwork from Suburban Base’s in-house designer Dave Nodz.

Krome & Time - The Slammer

Mad jungle remix of a 90,s General levy classic boggle tune

Heat - Jungle Remix

Ozomatli's Return, Pt. 2

Euphoria (2022 Remaster)

Omni Trio - Feel (Feel Good) (1993)

DJ%20Ron%20&%20E.Q.P%20-%20Crackman%20The%20Return.mp3

Dillinja - Never Believe

Romper Stomper

Romper Stomper hits like a runaway train — big, hammering jungle breaks locked into a relentless bomp-bomp-bomp groove that drives straight through the system. No fluff, no gimmicks — just pure, pounding energy built for the floor.

Hard, slamming kicks and snares falling like steel girders.

Chopped breaks punching in tight formation, never losing that rolling stomp.

A mid-section where the pressure builds and builds… before the full weight of the drop comes roaring back in.

It’s industrial-strength jungle — tough, tight, and made to flatten dancefloors with sheer rhythmic force.

#Bungalist

Romper Stomper 👣

Think 93 

Think 93 drifts in like a half-remembered dream — shimmering pianos, sparkling pads, and breakbeats glittering like stardust. Built around the classic Think break, chopped and layered with care, the track feels weightless and luminous, the kind of tune where every snare rush sends a shiver through the night air.

At its heart is pure ‘93 euphoria:

Twinkling arpeggios dancing over rolling basslines.

Celestial vocal echoes floating in and out like ghostly memories of raves gone by.

A final drop that bursts open like sunrise, washing everything in warm chords and skipping rhythms.

Not harsh, not heavy — just soft-edged, speeding bliss, a little time capsule of hardcore innocence.

P.s  What if your nostalgia is leaking backwards from the future?

#Bungalist

Think 93 ⚡

What A Long One Niner

Bap Dome

Deep in the heart of the bass jungles lies the Bap Dome — a colossal temple of bread, risen from the breakbeat soil when the first 808 sub rumbled through the earth.

Legend says the Bread-Headed Ravers guard its crusty gates, skanking through the night, powered by amen breaks and infinite carbohydrates. Every full moon, the Loaf Priests gather inside the Dome, summoning rolling subs so heavy they shake the butter from the walls.

The Bap Dome doesn’t just play jungle. It is jungle — echoing with the ghostly chants of the ancient yeast tribes, the hiss of hi-hats like sizzling toasters, and the relentless thump of the flour-fueled kickdrum gods.

Enter at your own risk. Inside, the bass rises like dough… and there’s no way out once it drops.

P.s 

This is not jungle.
This is Bungalist — the next mutation.

Born when jungle skanked too hard and transcended its earthly form, this tune drips with sweat from the fourth dimension.
It's not rave. It's ritual.
Not just breaks — ascension through bass.

You'll hear echoes of Amen, but only as memory.
You'll feel the subs, but only as shadow.
The groove? Unruly. The snares? Enlightened.

This is Bungalist:

The moment where euphoria hits sideways.

Where dub melts into trance, and skank becomes sacrament.

A genre you didn’t know you believed in — until the drop baptized you.

🌀 Jungle was the path.
🛸 Bungalist is the destination.

Step beyond the rewinds.
Enter the Bungle.

#Bungalist

“✨ The Essence of Bungalism ✨”

Post-Jungle Transcendence:
Bungalism isn’t just another jungle substyle — it’s jungle that folds back in on itself so intensely (breaks chopped to infinity, bass made spatial, rituals sampled into riddims) that it breaks through the genre barrier. This is Jungle³ — London Jungle × Tribal Memory × Binaural Future.

Acoustic over Synthetic:
Where other jungles went toward synths and digital darkness, Bungalism goes back and down — into skin, wood, breath, and bone. Coconuts, djun djuns, talking drums, rainsticks, didgeridoo — nothing plastic. That’s its law: no synths, no negative vocals — only organic vibrations and raw break science.

Ritual Dancefloor Function:
Classic jungle was rave + street energy. Bunglism is rave + ritual energy. It’s not just for dancing — it’s for unlocking states of mind. It feels like the rainforest itself is DJing: animals, birds, insects, spirits, weather. The bass is not just “low end” — it’s Earth heartbeat sync.

Whimsical Spirit:
Even though it’s heavy, it’s not grim. Bungalism has play built in — jelly wobble bass, animal FX, Fraggle Rock energy alongside Kenny Ken. It’s serious about fun — a rude boy with a feather crown skanking at a rainforest rave.

Spatial Consciousness:
Most jungle is stereo chaos. Bungalism is dimensional. Doppler tricks, binaural sweeps, phantom sounds circling your head. It feels like you’re inside the forest, hallucinating the rave around you.

Philosophy:
At its core, Bungalism says:

“When music becomes so jungly, so tribal, and so spatial that it feels like both rave and ritual at once — you’ve crossed into Bunglism.”

Bungalism is jungle pushed past genre, into ritual — a playful, shamanic, rainforest skank where rude boy meets spirit world.

#Bungalist

Bap Dome 🍞

This is not jungle.
This is Bungalist — the next mutation.

Born when jungle skanked too hard and transcended its earthly form, this tune drips with sweat from the fourth dimension.
It's not rave. It's ritual.
Not just breaks — ascension through bass.

You'll hear echoes of Amen, but only as memory.
You'll feel the subs, but only as shadow.
The groove? Unruly. The snares? Enlightened.

This is Bungalist:

The moment where euphoria hits sideways.

Where dub melts into trance, and skank becomes sacrament.

A genre you didn’t know you believed in — until the drop baptized you.

🌀 Jungle was the path.
🛸 Bungalist is the destination.

Step beyond the rewinds.
Enter the Bungle.

“✨ The Essence of Bungalism ✨”

Post-Jungle Transcendence:
Bungalism isn’t just another jungle substyle — it’s jungle that folds back in on itself so intensely (breaks chopped to infinity, bass made spatial, rituals sampled into riddims) that it breaks through the genre barrier. This is Jungle³ — London Jungle × Tribal Memory × Binaural Future.

Acoustic over Synthetic:
Where other jungles went toward synths and digital darkness, Bungalism goes back and down — into skin, wood, breath, and bone. Coconuts, djun djuns, talking drums, rainsticks, didgeridoo — nothing plastic. That’s its law: no synths, no negative vocals — only organic vibrations and raw break science.

Ritual Dancefloor Function:
Classic jungle was rave + street energy. Bungalism is rave + ritual energy. It’s not just for dancing — it’s for unlocking states of mind. It feels like the rainforest itself is DJing: animals, birds, insects, spirits, weather. The bass is not just “low end” — it’s Earth heartbeat sync.

Whimsical Spirit:
Even though it’s heavy, it’s not grim. Bungalism has play built in — jelly wobble bass, animal FX, Fraggle Rock energy alongside Kenny Ken. It’s serious about fun — a rude boy with a feather crown skanking at a rainforest rave.

Spatial Consciousness:
Most jungle is stereo chaos. Bungalism is dimensional. Doppler tricks, binaural sweeps, phantom sounds circling your head. It feels like you’re inside the forest, hallucinating the rave around you.

Philosophy:
At its core, Bungalism says:

“When music becomes so jungly, so tribal, and so spatial that it feels like both rave and ritual at once — you’ve crossed into Bungalism.”

Bungalism is jungle pushed past genre, into ritual — a playful, shamanic, rainforest skank where rude boy meets spirit world.

#Bungalist

Sack The President

Dead Dred - Dred Bass

Boogie Times Tribe - Dark Stranger ( Origin Unknown Remix ) (1)

Slipmatt - Hear Me

The House Crew /  Euphoria (Nino's Dream) / 1993

The House Crew - Euphoria (Nino's Dream)

This is Jo's R-Type which is out now: https://ShogunAudio.lnk.to/R-TypeSD

R-Type

Jo - R-Type

Uploaded full version here as it was not on soundclid enjoy :)

DJ Jedi - Close Your Eyes

A2 Hyper On Experience  Lord Of The Null Lines Foul Play feat Randall Remix  Kniteforce 3

Fudgie Bem - The Original Bungalist

• Funkonaut • Skank Sage • Bass Prophet •
Fudgie doesn’t produce music — “He channels sub-frequency wisdom from dimensions unknown. When he enters the dance, the floor bends to his will.

🌀 Expect:

Deep skanks pulling you into the undercurrent

Mythological bass carved from jungle echoes & emotional ruptures

Sacred drops, tribal fire & spirit-chopped vocals”

Sonic ritual for broken hearts & barefoot dancers

✨ For those who skank to remember, to release, to transform.

🏆 Winner of the 2025 “Junglist Alchemy Laureate” Prize. 🏅

📜 Manifesto:
“I don’t write songs. I decode transmissions.”
“I don’t drop tracks. I leak prophecies.”

Fudgie Bem is a breakbeat anthropologist who fuses oldskool jungle, drum & bass, hardcore, baile funk, garage, tribal percussion, traditional world music, alien technology and hallucinated break patterns into new fusion styles. His sound is funky, positive, and skankable — jungle reimagined as a global pulse, blending cultures, folklore, and cosmic imagination into pure bungalist bangers. Dance music for humans, aliens and octopods. 

His mission: restore the funk, humour, and joy that rave once had

#Bungalist

What A Long One Niner

Fudgie Bem 🚀