Third (and last) of this little batch of Summertime '94 jungle mixes. Big shout to everyone enjoying, commenting, bumping and whatnot. Think this might be my favourite of the lot, at the moment anyway ... some deep, dark, mysterious business. Shout to @cash_bailey for putting me on to DJ Monk's 'Time', always nice to find these little treasures that passed me by. As always, enjoy! 

DJ SS - Tribal Gathering [Formation]
Rogue Unit - Dance Of The Sarooes (Dark Mix) [Labello Blanco]
DJ Monk - Time [KLP Records]
Wild Rythems - The Good The Bad And The Ugly (Remix 1) [Hardcore Vinyl]
DJ Dextrous & DJ Ren - Rapid [Suburban Base]
The Junglites - Don't Let It Go To Your Head [Mendoza]
Concrete Jungle - Way Down Town (Dub Plate) [Strictly Hardcore]
DJ Infinity & The Basics - Paradise (Exclusive VIP Remix) [Strictly Hardcore]
DJ Ruffkutt - Untitled - Volume 2AA [Heavyweight]
A-Sides - Jacob's Ladder (The 1st Chapter) [Bear Necessities]
Formula 7 - Not Just Ragga Remixed [Quayside]
Cold Mission - For Da Ladies [Reinforced]
Tom & Jerry - Still Lets Me Down [Tom & Jerry]
Dem 2 Ruff - Untitled - Side AA [Not On Label - NICE12]
Liftin' Spirits - Untitled - Volume 2A [Liftin' Spirit]
The Darkest Knight & MC Duke - Just 4 You (Drum & Bass) [Hard Disk]
SLM - Boof Dem! [Tone Def]
DJ Nut Nut - The Rumble (Mad Ragga John Remix) (Drum & Bass) [Production House]
DJ Ruffkutt - Untitled - Volume 2A [Heavyweight]
The Invisible Man - The Bell Tune [Good Looking]

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Summer Of '94 Jungle Selection (Part 7)

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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. 

Have fun, spread the love :)

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Also known as DJ Jihad and many other aliases on occasion

R.I.P. to my mom of brain cancer. I basically raised myself. But on the real i wouldn't have it any other way.......i am married to my music! Born in Las Vegas, raised in Alhambra, The Disciple was brought up from the age of 12 on a strict regimen of breakdancing, hardcore, and jungle music. He began his career as a DJ at the turn of the millenium, cutting his teeth on hardcore before moving into the world of junglism. He began producing in 2003, After multiple releases on Good Fortune, including heaters such as "Soundboy Dead", "Save Dem Breath", and "Suicide Life", he was picked up by N2O Records and Big Cat in 2005, banging out original tracks and collaborations with artists such as B-Boy 3000 (aka jungle legend R.A.W.), Livewire, and General Malice. His career has produced over a dozen hard hitting vinyl releases with distribution all over the world.

Summer Of '94 Jungle Selection (Part 7)

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