EZ!! We're back! Welcome to episode 419 of The Everyday Junglist Podcast!

Thank you Qua Rush, for your mix for episode 418!

Episode 419 brings us a mix from DJ Remedee! Remedee's mix is the perfect way to bring in Spring, featuring lush tunes! You can hear how carefully Remedee curated this set, the track selection is nothing short of amazing!! Impeccable vibe created for this one! DOPE MIX!!

Let's meet our seelektah for episode 419, Dj Remedee:
Dj Remedee started out back in 1992 playing small underground raves in & around East Anglia , UK . has shared lines ups with Tekniq , Ez Rollers ,  JJ frost to name a few. Recent years have seen regular radio play for the likes of Dream FM , Jungletrain , Fright night radio & has a currently got a show on afterdarkradio.org . Also played at nights such as KAPOW ! Diggin in the crates & Locked 174.

For more great mixes from DJ Remedee, please check out his show on Afterdarkradio.org, bi-weekly, Thursday 4-6 pm GMT, 11 am EST, click the link below too:
https://www.mixcloud.com/DjRemedee/

Enjoy the sounds of Dj Remedee! The Everyday Junglist Podcast!

Track list:
Mirage- Deep Rage
Control- Seven Days
Forme- New Element
Shogun- Slipstream
Photek- Book of Changes
Shogun- Together
Seba & Lotek- Universal Music
Orca- Tranquility
Technology- Wax Doctor Remix
The Sentinel- Pulse of Life
Natural Mystic- Lazy
Ken Ishii- Stretch (Shogun Remix)
Phuture T- Jungle Soul
System EX- Say it (Tease)
Ben Kei vs Fushara- Isolationist
Source Direct- Generations
Odyssey- Expressions

DJ Remedee-Exclusive Mix-The Everyday Junglist Podcast-Episode 419

Charla Green is a producer, DJ, singer /songwriter hailing from the north of the UK. After releasing her debut EP ‘Bust’ on UK Jungle Records in 2018, she has had other releases on labels such as Boey Audio and Concrete Jungyals. 
Her dedication to her craft hasn't gone unnoticed with her music being played on Hospital Records - 'Producers To Watch' in 2020, as well as Rinse FM, Kiss FM and BBC Sheffield. 
Her heavy dj sets have also seen her play the likes of Boomtown Festival, Balter and be a resident for WubClub, UKJungle and the 'Off Me Nut' crew. 
She has recently been picked up by the EQ50 mentorship 2020 scheme working with Dj Mantra & Function Records to develop her production with a long term goal of tutoring other women in the industry

EQ50 20 - CHARLA GREEN

Being my 50th jungletrain show I thought I would dig through the vinyl racks to see what forgotten gems I come across and the end result was this show featuring tracks from 1993-95. 

1. Tom & Jerry - Untitled (Slaughter) [Tom & Jerry]
2. Elements Of Noise - I Need Someone To Love Forever [Labello Blanco Recordings]
3. 007 - Mission 1 [Formation Records]
4. DJ Easy M - Jungle Odyssey [Global Syndicut]
5. Goops - Alright [Goops]
6. Swift & Zinc - This Side Of The Moon [Brain Progression]
7. DJ Peshay - On The Firm [Reinforced Records]
8. The Man With No Name - So Tight [Hard Disk]
9. Dynamix - Directions [Dark Horse Records]
10. Donovan Bad Boy Smith - Universal [Basement Records]
11. Intense - Streams Of Thought [Creative Source]
12. Acro - Superpod [Force Ten Records]
13. K-Rox And DJ Monita - The Dark Angel [Skeleton Recordings]
14. The Imposter And Lewi - Shining [II Strong Recordings]
15. DJ Fallout - Ripper [Rough Tone Recordings]
16. Jungle Bunnies - We No Bout Dub [Ard Kickin' Toonz]
17. Swift & Zinc - Krazed [Brain Progression]
18. After Dark - Truly One (DJ Rap Remix) [ADR]
19. Vinyl & Subsonic - Play Back The Music [Influential Records]
20. Law & Auder - Acid Jungle [G-Fource Records]
21. DJ Fallout - Major Respect [Bitch Records]
22. The Source - Slip & Slide (Devious D Remix) [Awesome Records]
23. R.A.W - Zero [Assassin Records]
24. Swift & Zinc - Brightness [Brain Progression]
25. Remarc & Lewi Cifer - Sceptic [Dollar Records]
26. Naughty Naughty - Untitled (Vol.7) [Naughty Naughty]
27. Swift & Zinc - Food Of Life [Fat Chance Records]
28. Plasmic Life Featuring Alistar - Sphere (Digital Referance) [Brain Records]
29. Dark & Deadly - Sound Clash [Drum & Bass Records]

The Jungle Carousel Show #50 - 1993 to '95 Drum & Bass (Jungletrain.net) 22nd Sep 2021

Well it's October and the weather's now turned to shit, but in my mind it's still the summer of 1995. 
Here's part 2. What's the vibe? A bit of everything... many basslines.

DJ Ron - African Chant (VIP Remix) [VIP Champagne Bash]
Koda - Time Of Signs [Intalektive]
Adam F - Enchanted [Section 5]
DJ SS - Niceness [Breakdown - Telepathy Jungle Dons LP]
Bryan G - Badman [Breakdown - Telepathy Jungle Dons LP]
DJ Ron - Crackman (The Last Chapter) [London Some'ting]
D.N.A. - D.N.A. [Full Cycle]
Cloud Nine - Snow [Moving Shadow]
Aaron Tashan - Just Say [Dread]
Babylon 5 - Set It Up DJ (VIP Remix) [Breakdown]
DJ Krust - Angles (Beat Intro Version) [V Recordings]
Rollers Instinct - Haze [Emotif]
L Double - Da Base 2 Dark (Mickey Finn Special Mix) [Ministry Of Sound]
Swift - Just Roll [Intalektive]
Sappo - Adventure [Intalex]
DJ Hype & Ganja Max - Pum Pum Mus Smoke Ganja [Ganja]
Dillinja - Selassie Sound [V Legends]
Dr S Gachet & Audio Maze - The Dreamer (Dr S Gachet Remix) [Urban Gorilla]

Part One https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/summer-of-95-part-one?in=selectabwoy/sets/mixes-by-era
More from me on this tip https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/mixes-by-era

Summer Of '95 (Part Two)

01. Grace – If I Could Fly (LTJ Bukem’s Roll It Mix) (Warner)
02. PFM – Language Of Love (Moving Shadow)
03. Shogun – Wind Dancer (Remix)(R&S)
04. Arteq – Amazing (Celluloid)
05. Klute – Leo 9 (Certificate 18)
06. Solo Feat J.T. – Pressure (Peshay Remix) (Mo Wax)
07. Tango – Spellbound (Creative Wax)
08. Klute – Right Or Wrong (Certificate 18)
09. Jonny L – Wa-Oh (XL)
10. Forensic – Tiny Circles (Flavour)
11. Origin Unknown – Lunar Bass (Ram)
12. Art Of Noise – Ode To Don Jose (Dom & Roland Remix) (China)
13. Tango – Fever (Moving Shadow)
14. Unknown Face – Step Up (Saigon)
15. G Force & Seiji – 3rd Rail (Reinforced)
15. Voyager & Ed Rush – Check Me Out (Dee Jay)
17. Cybotron – Threshold (Prototype)

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Blinded Eyes

hopefull

KMC & MC Sandor (Stockholm 1998)

Following on from the bleak desolation of the Dystopia mix, here's one that evokes happier times. 

Journey with me back to 1996 - a time when a young DJ Smart and his best pal MC/DJ Cruise (now a middle-aged Selectabwoy and Olly WiseGuise respectively) fearlessly ventured from the south-west to Northumbria uni, bringing the rolling vibes of our hometown to the north-east, armed with little more than a crate of wax and a big bag of skunk each - well, that's how I like to remember it.

It was a fantastic time of sheer abandon and wilfully outrageous hedonism - and as you might imagine, many of the memories are blurred in the fog of time and substance abuse. Without the ubiquitous tyranny of cameraphones and social media to preserve our nefarious activities, all I can really tell you is that we went for it, hard... but I can at least recall a few of the DJ sets at house parties and club nights (including our own Wax On Wax Off venture); spinning old skool hardcore that I was picking up for 50p a pop in 10-15 Music Exchange (that no other fucker seemed to know about); Olly on mic duties for luminaries such as Randall & A Guy Called Gerald (I have no recollection of the latter but am reliably assured it did happen); the two of us playing b2b supporting the likes of Ed Rush, Kemi & Storm; the mitsi-fuelled pride of seeing Roni Size's Reprazent tearing it up on stage in Middlesborough during their first UK tour. Not to mention all the townie nights out. It was the best of times. 

My cue for the selection here comes primarily from mine & Olly's record bags of the era, inspired in turn from an obscure Venn diagram intersection between the legendary Bristol Ruffneck Ting nights, the all-important One In The Jungle shows, and, 300 miles further north, my first impression of the northern D&B scene: L Double's trademark dreads bouncing up and down as he played to the half-empty upstairs room of some seedy topless bar in South Shields. He still rinsed it out proper though - Lee's selections back then really encapsulated everything I find great about this era: a weighty, crowd-pleasing mix of jump-up, rollers and techstep, blended to perfection. Forward a year or so and D&B was all over Newcastle as it was everywhere else, but it's those first memories that really stick in my mind. 

Big shout to Olly first and foremost, and our long-lost crew - Pottsy, Bailey, Jon Waco, Chris Weir, Mark Dowie... Scotty (howay play the game lads) - I hope this mix finds you again someday. Honorable shouts to a few of the Newcastle characters... Reewynd, MC Bly, Garner Harris (I chucked in a jazzy number or two to appease you... FFS lol), Justin & Elements of Noise, Hidden Agenda. Thanks for having us <3 

Lemon D - Subphonic [Prototype]
DJ Krust - Blaze Dis One [V Recordings]
L Double ft. D.Bo General & Robbie Rue - The Rider [Flex]
Dope Skillz - 6 Million Ways (Remix 1) [Frontline]
Concept 2 - Cause N' Effect [Ram]
Mental Power - Purple [Formation Colour Series]
Ed Rush - Check Me Out [Dee Jay]
Dillinja - Unexplored Terrain [V Recordings]
Hidden Agenda - 12 Seconds [Creative Source]
Shimon & Andy C - Genetix [Ram]
Nasty Habits - Shadow Boxing [31 Records]
Swift - Load [True Playaz]
Swift - On The Beat [Suburban Base]
Ill Figure - Style [Suburban Base]
DJ Hype - We Must Unite [G-Line]
IQ Collective - Mode One (Remix) [Trouble On Vinyl] 
Rufige Kru - T3 [Metalheadz]
Doc Scott - The Unofficial Ghost [FFRR]
DJ Die - Play It For Me [V Recordings] 
Freestyles - Play The Game [True Playaz]
Joint Venture - Take Away [Liftin' Spirit]
Roni Size - Dayz [V Recordings]
L Double - Slow Down [Flex]
Reprazent - Down [Talkin' Loud]

NESW

NESW: The Bristol-Newcastle Connection ('96/'97 D&B Selection)

Quick history…DJ and producer, 1st artist to release a Drum and Bass track from Scotland. Recorded for various labels mid/late 90's, offered deal by LTJ Bukem's Good Looking Records, didn't sign due to the now well known way they operated…where are my account statements GLR?

Now have my own AV business www.systemhome.co.uk