2 killer reworks from mystery man of reggae G Duppy. First up a rootsical take on hip hop anthem "California Love" featuring a rare lesser heard extra verse from Dr Dre. Sia's smash hit "Chandelier" gets the lovers rock vibe over on the flip. 

Essential DJ tracks on 7" vinyl. 

Chandelier - G Duppy

Prepare yourself for an absolute sound system assault as Solidstates hit NICE UP! with two seismic 140 bangers, fresh off the back of their massive drops on N-Type's Wheel And Deal records (including the notorious "War Mi" with grime icon Riko Dan). The Leeds/London collective consisting of Danny T & Tradesman, Finwa, Jakey Banton and Joe Knight bring their heavyweight production skills together, blending the rawest elements of dubstep and grime drawing inspiration from their early raving years at the legendary Subdub at the West Indian Centre.

Deathgrip comes on like a lost Icerink-era Eski riddim, stark and relentless energy built for any MC daring enough to step up, whilst Miso Soup goes a bit heavier, sounding like it would detonate DMZ on any night of the week. One for true heads.

Miso Soup - Solidstates

Deathgrip - Solidstates

The legendary Ragga Twins return with another banger on NICE UP! as they warm things up for their new album coming in 2025! Linking up with a wide selection of bonafide giants of the jungle, dancehall and reggae scene for the album, this track features the voice of the inimitable and sadly late, great MC Fats - one of the true voices of jungle and soundsystem music.

Riding a mid-tempo breakbeat roller, the Twins combine to shout their love of the scene they are widely regarded as starting, whilst Fats supplies his trademark silky soulful vibes on the hook - giving those well known feel good vibes. Watch out for remixes coming very soon!

We Are Junglists - Ragga Twins ft MC Fats

Following the drop of the original featuring the voice of the legendary MC Fats, we follow up with an absolutely massive remix ramping the track up to junglist levels. What is thought to be one of DJ Randall's final remixes before his untimely and very sad passing last year, his link up with old sparring partner Cool Hand Flex hits hard like an old school junglists dream - uplifting pianos, heavy ragga chat and deep rolling bass. Too hot to handle!

Watch this space for another remix dropping soon!

We Are Junglists (Randall & Cool Hand Flex remix)

Following the Randall & Cool Hand Luke remix of this banger was never going to be easy, but new school rave hero Borai comes to the rescue.

Known for his huge club smashing and chart topping "Make Me" alongside Club Glow aficionado Denham Audio, the Bristol native steps up with something that gives more than a tip of its cap to the old school, but remains firmly in the new. Big bashing breakbeats, pulsing rave stabs and soaring pianos could make you think its 92 all over again, but this is strictly for the '25!

We Are Junglists (Borai remix) - Ragga Twins ft MC Fats

Calling all junglists! Origin One returns with another dancefloor weapon alongside Yorkshire's Raggamuffin No1 Parly B. "Jungle Bangarang" sets the stage for his much-anticipated 2nd album album with a heartfelt tribute to the history and legends of the jungle scene, celebrating the sounds and influences that shaped Origin One's & Parly's artistry. The anthemic lyrics weave a narrative that nods to past collaborations, friendships, and inspirations from the jungle and reggae scenes throughout the years. Each line carries an essence of respect for the artists and pioneers who've left their mark on the genre, whether through shared stages, studio sessions, or shared admiration over the years.


Deep, sub-heavy basslines and rolling breaks echo the energy of 90s jungle, while ethereal pads and razor sharp production bring it firmly into the present. Parly B's commanding delivery ties it all together, celebrating the scene's roots while keeping the dancefloor firmly in mind. The forthcoming album continues this theme, blending snapshots of dub and reggae with the raw energy of jungle's golden era, offering a sonic reflection of Origin One's influences and creative growth over the past two years.

Jungle Bangarang

Manchester's Dub Smugglers return with another soundsystem scorcher, linking up with UK legend Top Cat for "The Youth". A dubwise bass heavy riddim provides the perfect foundation for Top Cat to run lyrics in his trademark style and pattern, giving a rousing lesson for the kids of today. Taken from their forthcoming album "Earn Your Stripes" its a perfect distillation of the Dub Smugglers sound.

Remixes come from fellow Manchester donny Chimpo who flips the tempo to an all out junglist stormer, already causing some mischief as a dub for the last few months. Head of Hull's Dub Junction label Simma also steps up to deliver a heavy hip hop reggae hybrid, complete with a dub version to take things deeper.

Chandelier - G Duppy

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