Steve Rice - 13 October 2025

Welcome to episode 661 of the Everyday Junglist Podcast!

Episode 661 brings us a mix from a talented and favorite producer of mine from Lithuania, who also happens to be a great DJ as you'll hear, IJO!

Before we get to the mix, I'm going to highlight 5 of my favorite IJO tunes with links for purchase: Jungle Distance (Remix), Twilight (The Human Race), Pace, Melody Blues, and Lunar Echoes!

IJO - Jungle Distance (Remix) | IJO
The Twilight EP | IJO
HVS08 | IJO
▶︎ Stay (Only 1) NOAMEN002 | IJO
▶︎ Short Form Jungle | IJO

IJO's mix is a special one that features exclusives and released tracks, all of these tracks being IJO's tracks! In the words of IJO, all of these tracks were produced using 90's hardware, so it’s got that old school feel, even though the sound itself is kind of modern old school. Amen pressure is on the menu for this one, featuring beautifully intricate tracks that capture the true essence of Jungle! Love this mix!!

For more music from IJO, to purchase his music, to check out his Youtube Channel for music production tutorials, and to read an interview he did for the All Crews Blog, please visit the links below:

Music | IJO
www.instagram.com/ijosound/
https://linktr.ee/ijosound
Stream IJO music | Listen to songs, albums, playlists for free on SoundCloud
 IJO Sound - YouTube
ALL CREWS INTERNATIONAL: EUROPE #1 - All Crews

Enjoy the sounds of IJO! Everyday Junglist Podcast!

Track list:

Stay (Only 1)
Atmoss (Version)
Twilight (The Human Race)
One Decision
C System
Cold Tear (Remix)
Trigger March 
Shadow Circuit 
Singularity (Amen Mix)
Dub Phaze 
District Lines
Reality Shift 
Surfaces
Tranquilize
Modax
As It Is
We Enter (VIP Edition)
Runday Flex
Pace

IJO - Everyday Junglist Podcast - Episode 661

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