The best of rave, techno and old skool dance anthems from the early 90s - featuring The Prodigy, Baby D, SL2, Altern 8,  Bizarre Inc, N-Joi, Liquid, Utah Saints, Cappella, 2 Unlimited, The KLF, Moby, Shades Of Rhythm and more...

Rave Generation

The ultimate collection of classic Rave &#x2F; Oldschool &#x2F; Breakbeat &#x2F; Hardcore &#x2F; Jungle tunes on spotify! RAVE ON!

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Dubplates, never released tracks and some exclusives to give you some inspiration for the Micky Finn Remix Competition.

None of these tracks are for sale and the finished remix product should not be sold. All rights are reserved. Micky Finn has provided these for the benefit of the competition.

Competition closes end of January 2016. Check Drum&BassArena for full details.

Drum&BassArena Micky Finn Remix Competition

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2 Bad Mice - Bombscare

Krome and Time - The Slammer (Dmt's bootleg)

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

A consistent outlet for drum and bass since its conception in 1992, at RAM we have a huge discography which is still being added to today. As a result, it only seemed right to look back at some of our most monumental and ground-breaking releases from the last few decades.

Every Thursday, we’ll be featuring a throwback track from our collection, so you can reawaken your inner junglist and transport yourself back to the first time you heard it dropped as we #RamRewind. 

But it’s not just the music which has kept us on the genre’s forefront. Our fans have helped support RAM from its very beginnings, especially at live events. Alongside track throwbacks we’ll be posting pictures from renowned venues like the End which played a huge role in our historical heritage.

And what other way would we start then with Origin Unknown's ‘Valley of The Shadows’? 

Origin Unknown - Valley Of The Shadows #RamRewind

808 State ‘Pacific State’ (greg wilson electric chair edit)

130 bpm

Never previously shared.

Madchester anthem from 1989, which, along with ‘WFL’ by the Happy Mondays, ‘Voodoo Ray’ by A Guy Called Gerald and ‘Fools Gold’ by the Stone Roses, encapsulates the time when the rainy city was at the epicentre of the dance universe.

Twenty years later I included it as the closing track on my Essential Mix (http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/essential-mix-greg-wilson-mix-for-bbc-radio-1), and, as with the opening track, the Dimitri From Paris edit of ‘Down To Love Town’ by The Originals, it features Jesse Jackson’s invocation from the 1972 Wattstax festival (which had previously been used to such great effect by Andrew Weatherall in his remix of ‘Come Together’ by Primal Scream).

However, I originally put this together not for the Essential Mix, but to open my appearance at the Electric Chair Last Supper on December 29th 2007. A number of previous guests had been invited to play for half an hour each, as the decision had been made to close this Manchester institution whilst it was still at the height of its popularity. As things worked out, I was the final guest to deejay at this cherished club night - only the residents played after me. I wanted to pay my respects in a proper manner, evoking the spirit of Manchester past, back through the halcyon late 80’s days of The Haçienda to my own time there in ’83, and at Legend beforehand, via a handful of track selections that reflected the spirit of this great music city, for which the Electric Chair, soon to be no more, had written a further chapter. You can stream / download the mix here: http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/electric-chair-last-supper-29

The purpose of this edit was purely to extend the intro of the ‘Pacific 707’ version to suitably build into Jesse Jackson's poignant words before the beats kick in, whilst adding some subtle ambience to add to the overall atmospheric of this wonderful track, which always struck me as a ‘Stranger On The Shore’ for the Rave generation (the evocative 1961 single by clarinettist Acker Bilk, the first British recording to reach #1 in the USA).

Greg Wilson – July 2011

808 State 'Pacific State' (greg wilson electric chair edit)

Deekline & Ed Solo - King of the Bongo

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N - Joi - Anthem (Nicolas Haelg Remix)

Ed Solo & Deekline - Sensi (Jungle Cakes #008)

Ed Solo & Deekline - Ghost Town feat. DJ Concept (Jungle Cakes #008)

Dubplates, never released tracks and some exclusives to give you some inspiration for the Micky Finn Remix Competition.

Competition closes end of January 2016. Check Drum&BassArena for full details.

Run Tings - Fires Burning (Finn In Your Face Mix)

Michael Red Rose - Tempa (Acapella)

Mandy Smith - I Just Can't Wait (Mickey Finn On The Mix) (Drum And Bass Mix)

Espiritu - You Don't Get Me (Urban Takeover Remix)

Boony And The Highlander - Summer Breeze (Micky Finn's Breeze Mix)

Beastie Boys - Body Movin' (Micky Finn Remix)

Playing With Knives [Quadrant Mix]

Playing With Knives [Quadrant Mix}

Acen - trip to the moon pt. 2

Charly

Charly (Alley Cat Mix)

Experience

Out of Space

Ultra Naté - Free (Mood II Swing Extended Vocal Mix)

Ed Solo & Deekline - Man Down
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Any DJ worth their salt is always on the lookout for tracks that will get the party jumping no matter what time they pull them out of the bag. Well, DJs, look no further as Ed Solo & Deekline present yet another irrepressible Jungle Cakes release and another  fun-filled pair of bassbin battering tunes jam-packed with rolling breakbeats and undeniable jungle-infused party vibes.

Their last Jungle Cakes release - Ed Solo & Deekline ‘Sensi’ b/w ‘Ghost Town’ ft. DJ Concept - racked up support from Jaguar Skills, TC, Adam F, High Rankin, Loadstar, DJ Hype and many more of the biggest DJs around, and this one looks set to do exactly the same kind of dance floor damage.

Offbeat stabs, crispy beats and reggae-soaked vocals make up ‘Man Down’, yet another Jungle Cakes killer A-side. Rolling riddims and a sunshine attitude make this track the ultimate party starter, while booming sub-bass completes the package and gives this enough edge to fit into almost any set. Watch as the crowd reacts to this track, we defy anyone not to have a huge smile slapped across their boat race when this one drops!

‘Untold’ doesn’t drop the ball when it comes to the fun factor either. Here we see Ed Solo & Deekline crank out yet another straight up dance floor favourite that’s got all the energy of old skool jungle wrapped in modern production techniques. Skipping breaks and interspersed samples are topped off with classic vocals and a rib-rattling bassline giving this track another heavy dose of crowd-pleasing fun.

Ed Solo & Deekline - Man Down (Jungle Cakes JC09) Out Now On:  JunoDownload.Com

The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind)

The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind) (Armand Van Helden Re-Edit)

ACEN Trip To The Moon pt 2... Jdubz Recreation.......

Surely one of the most defining house records ever made and an out-and-out classic, Soulsearcher’s ‘Can’t Get Enough!’ was first released on Soulfuric Deep, then licensed to Defected Records where it reached #8 in the UK charts. Returning to Soulfuric Deep with a package of five quality remixes, it’s clear that ‘Can’t Get Enough!’ is still resonating on dancefloors 20 years later. Flourishing duo Illyus & Barrientos present two remixes, the Last Boogie Mix introducing a piano riff and Club Refix going deep with a tougher club sensibility. Dr Packer maintains all the original’s most iconic elements, the euphoric vocals and timeless groove given a fresh-sounding elasticity. Finally, Angelo Ferreri presents two mixes, with the Vocal Remix already being a favourite with DJ’s long before its release. The Vocal Remix is an undoubtedly modern take on the classic, giving it more of a peak-time feel with bouncing production and a rolling groove. Angelo’s Sweety Remix loops alternative vocal moments with looser percussion for a more laidback approach. It’s not easy to do justice to an ultimate soulful, vocal house banger but these three remixers have achieved greatness, taking this beautiful record in some welcome new directions.

Soulsearcher 'Can’t Get Enough!' (Illyus & Barrientos Extended Club Refix)

Whisperscream is proud to present-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->Tumbadora Travels in Time & Space (a brief, sonic, archive exploration of drums in Diaspora)<------------------------>mixed by Eli Ndoumbé<----------------------------------->

Tracklist:
Bonjour L’Afrique (Live in Kinshasa, 1974) [début] - Big Black
Rumba Pa’ Paris - Patato Valdes
No Condition is Permanent - Marijata
| Faram Gami | Faram - Mulatu Astatke
Rumba Yambu - Afrekete
Ajaja - Babatunde Olatunji
Afro Blue - Mongo Santemaria
Werente Serigne - Orchestra Baobab
Tambombarana (1947) - Chano Pozo
Grazing in the Grass - Hugh Masekela 
E Wele - King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
I’ll Be Back For More - Candido Camero 
Mumudey Mumudey - Ebo Taylor
Bukom Mashie - Oscar Sulley & The Uhuru Dance Band
Lamento Esclavo - Los Muñequitos de Matanzas
Nepa (Dance Dub) - Tony Allen
Jin-Go-Lo-Ba - Babatunde Olatunji 
Escravos de Jo - Kerri Chandler and Joe Claussell
The Creator Has a Masterplan - Brooklyn Funk Essentials 
Disco Africa - The Ogyatanaa Show Band
Love Somebody Else (Maceo Plex & John Dasilva Mix) - Joi Cardwell 
Traveling (Big Room Mix) - Quentin Harris & Cordell McClary 
Bird in a Gilded Cage - Jungle Wonz
Stop Playing With My Mind (feat. Darryl D’Bonneau) [Whiplash and Turner Vocal Mix] - Barbara Tucker
House Is (Mike Dunn BlackBall Housemental MixX) - Black Widow, Mike Dunn
Special Kind of Love - Arnold Jarvis
La Descarga Del Bobo (Remix By Masters at Work) - Willie Bobo
Bonjour L’Afrique (Live in Kinshasa, 1974) [fin] - Big Black

Eli Ndoumbé

Let Me Be Your Fantasy EP

Let Me Be Your Fantasy

Cubic 22 - Night In Motion

Mix created from all the 1990's classic deep & funky techno tracks heard at the weekly "Voodoo" club night in Liverpool, across the Le Bateau, Mardi Gras and Clear club residences.

Derrick May "Strings Of Life"

congress - 40 miles (Playless remix)

MDA "Take An E" (Original Mix)

This is our new remix of Deekline & Ed Solo's massive 'You Don't Love Me (No No No) track and will be forthcoming on the Jungle Cakes label in the next few weeks.

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Artist: Wildlife Collective
Title: You Don't Love Me (No No No)
Label: Jungle Cakes
Released: N/A

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No No No

Deekline & Ed Solo - 'You Don't Love Me (No No No)' (Serial Killaz Remix) - Jungle Cakes

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Ever wondered what would happen if some of the hottest producers on the planet got the chance to remix one of the biggest dance tracks of all time?

Well you can stop wondering now.

Armand Van Helden has handed over his smash "U Don't Know Me" to Doorly, Martin Solveig and Michael Woods giving them free rein to work their own special magic. Fresh for 2013 the result is one of the juiciest remix bundles ever.

Still one of the top names in dance music Armand continues to have massive success in his own right and together with A-Trak as duo Duck Sauce whose single "Barbara Streisand" was a global sensation in 2010.

First released in 1999 and featuring Duane Harden on vocals "U Don't Know Me" took the number 1 spot on the UK national chart and peaked at Number 2 in the US Billboard dance/club chart. 

And there's still a huge appetite for the track -- earlier this year it was voted #39 in Mixmag's "The Greatest Dance Tracks of All Time" poll earlier this year and was featured on the album of the same name.

Armand Van Helden feat. Duane Harden - You Don't Know Me (Michael Woods Edit)

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