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Bigui Love - After All Dubplate - Plur Connection - Epeak Remix

OUT NOW EXCLUSIVE TO DIGITAL DOWNLOAD!!!

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Dialect & Kosine ft GalaOrsborn - Fever (Marvellous Cain & DopeAmmo Rmx) JAD003 [Out 18th August'14]

Info:
Jungle Alliance Digital drops an exclusive bonus remix following its successful Tempa Steppa LP. This remix comes courtesy of Yardrock’s Marvellous Cain & Coco from Dope Ammo Records.

The track ‘Fever’ features the vocal talents of Gala Orsborn [Jungle Cakes/Rat Records/Finger Lickin’] a talented and versatile vocalist with over a decades experience in the music industry.

With this release Jungle Alliance Recordings, yet again provide one wicked bonus remix from two of the UK’s finest Jungle & D&B Producers - JAD003 has had great reviews and 'Fever' tears up the dance floors wherever its played worldwide.
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Additional Support from Congo Natty, Darkwing Dub, Aries, Bizzy B, Ray Keith,
DJ Monk with Radio support on Kool FM, Rough Tempo. Infront FM, Radio Reverb and Code South FM.

Fever (feat. Gala Orsborn) [Marvellous Cain & Dope Ammo Remix]

Fever ft GalaOrsborn by Dialect&Kosine (Marvellous Cain & Dope Ammo) out August 2014

This is the end result of a 8 bar loop i made with two of my good friends about 7 months ago. they are both bad man producers please check them out.

England Riddim Feat. Shaman Dubs & Interrupt

STRICTLY SUMMER HIP HOP MASH UP SPEC VOL.1

Jungle Rhythm

The Takeover

Mirage

snail away (D&B)

remix of the track raggamuffinski from steppa style ft jamalski

Raggamuffinski  Isaac Maya Rmx

Slick Steve

From the four corners of the globe, we have flown them to Chopstick Television Studios. People just like you, who called our phone number dreaming of instant riches. Will one of them seize this day, and have the knowledge and the courage to change the course of their lives in one short evening? Starting tonight, join us from London as we play Who Wants To Hear A Dubplate!
	In the earlier rounds of the competition, our contestant Johnny Too Bad from South London used two of his lifelines: first to phone an MC for the question: “Who was the very first vocalist to feature on a Chopstick Dub?” The correct answer being Demolition Man. His second lifeline was a 50/50 to our computer: “Who are the members of the Chopstick collective?” Having responded correctly that the crew is made up of Jacky Murda, Aries, Tuffist and King Yoof, he progressed to the final question, leaving one lifeline remaining: ask the audience.
	Welcome back to the final question of tonight’s Who Wants To Hear A Dubplate! We’re back with Johnny from Brixton, who, after being careful, calculating, and lucky, has accumulated £500,000 worth of dubplate listens. Our contestant has decided that it is simply not enough, he wants to hear that last dub, the one million pound dubplate. As nobody really knows what could be played when Chopstick drops the needle, he’s gone for a complete and utter guess for the £1,000,000. Could he possibly be right? This is the question, and it’s the exact same question that viewers have been texting in answers for during the advert break as well. 
	The final question is: “What artist does not feature on the new Chopstick Dubplate Final Answer EP?”
A) Walk And Skank hand in ya pocket walk with a limp Jah Screechy
B) Jamaican born chart topping singer and deejay Jah Mason with Cool With The Fire 
C) UK legend Demolition Man aka Ras demo who’s Deya Now
D) YouTube sensation Ras Trent 
	Audience, our contestant needs your help. If you're ready, on your turntables, cdj’s, and controllers, using selection A, B, C, or D, please vote now. What is your Final Answer?!

Deya Now Ft Demolition Man Aka Ras Demo - Tuff N Powa's Answer Riddim - Clip

Jamalski, agitator since 1991. This is not a marketing slogan. Who else but this MC born in New York City can boast about driving BPM counters crazy, making clubbers and party people going hysterical and breaking the barriers between Hip Hop, Ragga, Jungle, Funk, House, Dub, Techno and Drum’N’Bass? From his debut featuring KRS One in 1990 to this inflammatory Ruffnecks Revenge release, Jamalski has always put himself above cliché, easiness and well-established genres.

When he talks about his vision of Drum’N’Bass through this album, Jamalskidoes not speak about what we think we already know: “For me, Drum is futuristic Punk-Rock, a very underground sound which takes its roots in Hip Hop, Dub, Rave scene or Techno from Detroit but also in Bad Brains music and from all the artists who broke musical barriers…I’m part of the people who don’t make music to please radio programmers.”

very time he holds the mic on stage, Jamalski brings an enormous charge of adrenaline to the audience. The strength of this new album is how well this adrenaline has been transposed onto a CD. This sound, the Sound Systems vibrations, the amplifiers almost bursting and the furious beats are all there.

The MC has surrounded himself by international producers known for doing neither polite nor proper: coming from France (Brusco, Kafra, Chakal 900…), from Belgium (System D), from Canada (Capital J) or from Norway (Future Prophecies).
Their sounds are as aggressive, electrifying, and without any concessions as Jamalski’s lyrics and flow. 

This album is just fat. It’s like a paving stone thrown into the window of the music industry wanting to sell records like yoghourts to silly and disciplined consumers.

“I don’t have anything against cars and clothes, I just think that we need to call upon people’s intelligence and originality instead of pushing them to consume more and more. I feel like I’m making a battle. I handle a form of violence with words as a metaphor. The essence of the message is positive though: move to question yourself, to break the frontiers, to build connections between people and music, to push limits away…”

Some important dates:

1990: KRS One give the mic to Jamalski on Seven Dee-jay with Boogie Down Production (Edutainment album). On the same year, he performs for the first time in France with notably Cut Killer and Kheops spinning.
1993: First album Roughnecks Reality (Sony) is released
1994: Jamalski launches Concrete Jungle, the first jungle residence in New York City at The Village. He invites there Shy FX, UK Apache…
1995: Jamalski joins the club and rave scene of San Francisco which is at that time the principal home for Jungle in the US.
2000: Jamalski moves to Europe
2005: Release of Ruffnecks Revenge, first 100% Jamalski’s album since 199
