Broadcast live on onlyoldskoolradio.com Wed 16 Feb 2022 at 8pm

One hour of classic 90s d&b

1. LTJ Bukem - Music (GLR)
2. The Sentinel - Pulse of Life (Basement)
3. Eze-G - Free fall (Unatural Light)
4. Blame & Justice - Night Vision (Moving Shadow)
5. Intense - The Genesis Project (Earl Grey Remix)(Rugged Vinyl)
6. 3rd Phase - Logic (CIA)
7. Pulse - Return Voyage (Moving Shadow)
8. Wax Doctor - The Spectrum (Metalheadz)
9. Lemon D - LA Fantasy (10 inch press)
10. PFM - Runaway (Detuned)
11. Suburban Architecture - Visions ‘96 (Suburban Architecture)
12. Jonny L - Tychonic Cycle (XL)
13. J Majik - Tranquil (Metalheadz)
14. Photek - Drift to the Centre (LGR)
15. Ultra Violet - Melted Down (Paradox Drumfunk remix)(Street Beats)
16. Klute - Chicks (Doc Scott remix)(Certificate 18)

RHAWK RADIO MIX

R Hawk - Classic Oldskool D&B - 16 Feb 2022

No Nation w/ DJ Flight - Subtle Radio - 28/02/2022

1. Tim Reaper - One Tim Road [Myor Massiv]
2. Ruff Jam - Open Your Mind [Spandangle Selection]
3. Akuma - Feel Da Vibe [TufStuf Records]
4. Just Jungle - From A Distance [self released]
5. Coco Bryce - Sonar [AKO10]
6. 4am Kru - Good Time [Embrace The Real Records]
7. Ruff Jam - Feel Alright [Spandangle Selection]
8. Slim Sinna - Give It To Em [TufStuf Records]
9. Equinox - I Control [Scientific Wax Retro]
10. Ruff Jam - In My Mind [TufStuf Records]
11. Arkyn - Dark Night [TufStuf Records]
12. Jon Tetly - Heartache [Yeska Beatz Unltd]
13. The Guyver - Inside Inside [AKO150 Arcade]
14. Tim Reaper - Supermalt Dub [Lickshot Recordings]
15. Blade - Remember [Vibez '93]
16. Coco Bryce - Sweetheart [AKO10]
17. Unknown Artist - My Gyal [Warn Ah Bruddah]
18. Enjoy - P.O.L.	[Dalston Chillies Records]
19. Genotype - Tao Wisdom [self released]
20. G Force & Ils - The Player [self released]
21. Jonny 5 - Siren Song [self released]
22. Just Jungle - Rolling Gats RMX [self released]
23. DJ Domz - Hold Tight [Yeska Beatz Unltd]
24. Unknown Artist - M Town Tearz	[Rave Fortress]
25. G Force & Ils -	The Return [self released]
26. Soeneido - Family Komputaa [Yeska Beatz Unltd]
27. Chatta B	- Kill A Sound Tonight [Kemet]
28. Duburban & Jahganaut - Lose My Soul [The Game]
29. 4am Kru	- London Girls [Embrace The Real Records]
30. Renegade Hz - Aeronwen's Way [Good 2 Go DMR]

The Jungle Carousel Show #61 - New Jungle Part 14 (Jungletrain.net) 23rd March 2022

Brummy born, South London DJ Lola So has had music at the forefront and her first true love. After being sent Dillinja tunes she became obsessed with the Metalheadz, Ram sound and followed people like Storm, Fabio, Flight, Shy Fx and Grooverider. Her musical taste has broadened over the years and she has held radios residencies on Netil Radio. You may have heard her guest mixes on Threads, Voices and Balamii. This mix pays homage to old and new featuring music ffrom Marcus Intalex, Lenzman, Kyrist, Jamiu, Nectax and Alix Perez.

EQ50 32 - LOLA SO

New Hardcore &amp; Jungle D&amp;B | 9 Aug 2022

New Hardcore & Jungle D&B | 9 Aug 2022

Sad Things

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Sollist - Breather [NeuroDNB Recordings]

Human Synthetics returns to the label for the 8th installment from Dream Schemes. A mixed release with tracks for home or the dancefloor, plus a bonus remix of Leisure Centre from Repertoire’s own Law.

A side - Reality Function - is a dreamy sci-fi fuelled track that almost made an appearance on his first release with us. This one is about what you would expect from HS, tight production, choppy breaks, wavey synth lines, and deep rolling baselines.

B side - Renegade - shows HS turning up the heat a little. While still deep and atmospheric, this one comes packed with well thought out call and response across the bass section, and a second drop that would get people moving in any situation.

Bonus track - Leisure Centre (Law Remix) - sees Law drop in and deliver a stripped back, steppa take, on the much loved Leisure Centre - a track from our first ever release. Perfect for all occasions, this one will spin listeners around with crisp drum programming, hypnotic melody lines, and big bouncy bass.

Composed by Alex Walker
Mastered by Hue Jah Fink
Remix by Ricky Law
Released by Dream Schemes
Catalog No. SCHEMES008

Human Synthetics - Renegade

Welcome to episode 375 of The Everyday Junglist Podcast!!

Thank you Arietta for your mix that we featured for episode 374 and stay tuned for more mixes from DNB Girls artists!!

Episode 375 brings us a mix from a massive producer and as your ears will tell you, wicked selectah, S.Kid!

Before we get to S.Kid's mix, I'm going to highlight some of my favorite tracks by him: Reaching into my Brain, Dreamer 95', Fever 94', and Jungle Fever!

S.Kid's mix is an old school, vinyl special, featuring 94/95 flavors from S.Kid's own, personal collection and quite a collection it is! Wicked, wicked vibes on this mix, Iv'e had it on rewind since he sent it over!

Let's meet our seelektah for episode 375, S.Kid:

Jungle producer from Moscow, Russian Federation. A big fan of 90s jungle music. Vinyl collector, in 2019 he made his debut on the label Amenology with a vinyl release.

Upcoming Releases:
-PPJ Recordings: Jungle Dubs Volume 1
- PPJ Recordings (PPJ003)
- Amenology (AMEN018)
- Jungle Lathe (JL001)  

His digital release on PPJ Recordings, Jungle Dubs, Vol 1, which features a track from himself, Jungle Fever, and 7 other amazing artists, releases on March 13th, proper jungle tunes!!

Iv'e heard his forthcoming vinyl release on PPJ Recordings and its flames!! You'll want to pick it up,so keep your eyes peeled, tuff, jungle tracks!!

To purchase PPJ Recordings, Jungle Dubs Vol 1, visit their bandcamp page: 
https://ppjrecordings.bandcamp.com/ 

For music from S.Kid, please click the links below:
https://soundcloud.com/s_kidjunglist 
facebook.com/skid.junglist
 https://www.discogs.com/artist/5859067-SKid
 
Enjoy the sounds of S.Kid!! The Everyday Junglist Podcast!!

Track list: 
1. Northern Connexion – For She [Back 2 Basics] 1994
2. Lee & Tango - Solutions [Legend Records] 1994
3. Run Tings – Ruff Revival [Suburban Base Records] 1994
4. Positive Mental Attitude – Ruff N' Tuff [Tech Itch Recordings] 1995
5. The Sentinel – Heavy Vibes [Basement Records] 1994
6. Rev-P – Rythm Process [Impact Records] 1994
7. After Dark – Truly One (DJ Rap Remix) [ADR] 1994
8. Atlas – Drifting Thru The Galaxy [Dee Jay Recordings] 1994
9. A-Sides – My Mind (Bubblehead Mix) [Strictly Underground Records] 1994
10. Merlin – Return Of Da Funk [Renegade Recordings] 1995
11. A-Sides – My Mind (Mikey James Remix) [Strictly Underground Records] 1994
12. Merlin - Encounters [Renegade Recordings] 1995
13. Mensa – White Rock [Tearin Vinyl] 1994
14. Northern Connexion – Re-Think [Back 2 Basics] 1995
15. Stakka & K.Tee – Brockin' Out [Liftin' Spirit Records] 1995
16. The Interrogator – Awareness [Liftin' Spirit Records] 1995
17. The Dream Team – The Posse [Suburban Base Records]
18. The Interrogator – Fire Play [Liftin' Spirit Records] 1995

S.Kid-Exclusive Mix-The Everyday Junglist Podcast-Episode 375

A mix of some deep 1994 Jungle biz.

Tracklist:

Steve C & Monita – The Razors Edge (Skeleton)
Dom & Roland – Wax Musical (Saigon)
Mat – Phat & Phuturistic (Part 1) (Bear Necessities)
System Ex – Mindgames (Dub Mix) (3rd eye)
Dj Crystl – Untitled (Deep Jungle)
Appaloosa – Unplugged (Chaos & Julia Set Mix) (Recoil)
The Truper – Volume 3 (A Side) (Street Beats)
Area 39 – Flute FX (Bear Necessities)
Unit 1 – Love Me (Creative Wax)
Dj Fokus – Watch Out (Suicide)
Sounds Of Life – Trust Me (Certificate 18)
The Truper – Volume 2 (A Side) (Street Beats)
Heavyweight – Volume 2 (A Side) (Heavyweight)
Jo – F Zero (Awesome)
Sounds Of Life – Release The Bells (Certificate 18)
Dj Panik – Revelation (Hardline)
Candyman – You Are The One (Freaky)
Safari Sounds – On My Mind (Basement)
Source Direct – Shimmer (Odysee)

Eazyflow 1994 Volume 7 Deep Jungle

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)

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Home of my own mixes - predominantly jungle/hardcore with the odd bit of D&B, plus eclectic sample-digging, breaks and hip-hop, techno & electronica. 

Pre-2001, all mixes vinyl; Post-2016, all mixes digital (DJay 2); Post-2018, Ableton Live. Why? Why not?
I've got an old skool DJ's mentality, early influences ranging from Sublove, Ratty, Randall & Hype to Coldcut, DJ Juice, MK & Primo.  In the early 00s I turned my back on D&B, retired my turntables in favour of family/work commitments, and got into funk, soul, reggae and so on... a lot of this driven by curiosity around the sample roots of hardcore and jungle.  Forward another decade and an early mid-life crisis saw me messing around with virtual decks on my phone, and later acquiring a vinyl ripper, with one vision in mind: making mixes.
Although I'm partial to the odd DJay or vinyl mix when I get the chance, the progression into Ableton Live was a simple means to an end.  My ideas stretch further than the limitations of my physical collection and real-time mixing, and by sequencing I can pick, choose, chip away and structure mixes at my leisure. Which I do... a lot :)

Wait, there's more ... an absolute stack of classic golden era/old skool hip-hop/turntablism, jungle and d&b, hardcore, techno and house mixes retrieved from my dusty tape & CD archives.  This includes (by my reckoning) the most exhaustive collections of classic Full Cycle and Sublove Galaxy Radio shows, live Ruffneck Ting jungle tapes, loads of studio & compilation mixes, all manner of rave tapes, and so on. 
Use the playlist shortcuts (top of spotlight) to find your way around. 

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