Got home, got bored, wanted to test a theory. My friends say I play better when I don’t plan my mix… This mix wasn’t supposed to see the light of day but I seem to have proved their theory correct. Soo I decided to post this to SoundCloud for your enjoyment! August marks 11 months of DJing for me and I can’t even begin to express how much joy it has brought me seeing my style and skills progress. I’m overwhelmingly grateful for music’s place in my life and I hope these 22 minutes of tunes bring joy to your day. Dance on❤️❤️

SETLIST

00:00 Shfoosja x Pinktaste - 3D Beach world
01:52 Samurai Breaks - The Steam Room
03:12 Cheetah - Push & Pull Up
04:42 Tom Place - Miniskirt
06:14 Huey - Pop, Lock & Drop It (POLO LILLI 10k Bootleg)
07:45 Mandidextrous & GEA - The Beat
09:15 We Rob Rave - One On One (Sample Junkie Remix)
10:56 Charli XCX - GO REAL HARD (JESSXO Jungle Flip)
12:38 Black Rave Culture - Blowin O's (Anna Morgan Remix)
14:08 Slinki - Get Dat Dough
15:48 Roland.K, JungleTek Mafia - Keep Walking 
17:20 Whiney - Flashlight (feat. Inja)
18:27 Sam Binga - Proud feat. Rider Shafique & Tiffanie Malvo (Enei Remix)
20:08 Worsleyy, Glinks & Cheetah - Move Ya Body (Cheetah Remix) 
22:10 K-65 - Thinking

Booty Banging 170 Freestyle Mix

Cheff The Boy & BRUK - Groove Master (Homage 2 The Old Skool) (OUT NOW)

172 BPM | F# Minor | Experimental Jungle

Flip the world upside-down (@_@)

Speedbreaker

For Mia's Saturn Return--

1. Rumble (Skrillex)
2. Ego Death (Kuss)
3. Fashion Killa (A$AP Rocky)
4. Gently Comes (RUIZ OSC1)
5. When Giraffes Fly + Girl Scout Cookies (Danny Wabbit)
6. Xena (Skrillex)
7. Roots 2 (RUIZ OSC1)
8. Your Soul Is Art (Sera J) + Attempt to Add Kill Bill Dialogue 
9. Vicious (Danny Wabbit)
10. Amy's Jungle Tour (Maharti) 
11. Jungle Juice (Scion)
12. Co-Star (Amaarae)
13. Cale De Bou (Gorge)
14. Matadora (Maahez)
15. Speaking In Tongues (Kyle Cortis)
16. Altitude (Chlar)
17. Siren (Kill Bill)
18. 6am Romance (Charlotte Olympia) + Tiger Sounds lol 

Art by Oh De Laval: My Heart Says Yes But My Dog Says No 

Mia: Apex Cuntie

From the early 90s, free parties and pirate radio shaped UK electronic music. Jungle combined breaks with heavy basslines inspired by Jamaican sound-system culture. Meanwhile grime fused hip hop with electronic music over the distinguished 140bpm. UK happy hardcore pushed limits with euphoric piano riffs & rave stabs over the classic sped-up breakbeat, giving this sub-genre of hardcore a unique British flavour. 

The endless variety of electronic music is inspiring. This mix is a journey through culture

140s / Electro / Techno / UK Hardcore / Jungle

Only just found this deep within the Rekorbox rec archives. This is a b4b from back in April with a constant flow of serious hard and heavy tunes. Unfortunately the track list is long gone. Not a perfect mix but definitely worth an upload. Hope you enjoy the mix as much as we did making it!! 

Serious mashup - Freestyle B2B King Chuga B2B Samuf B2B Tolley

Your Love YOOF! 25’ Remix

Welcome to episode 640 of the Everyday Junglist Podcast!

Episode 640 brings us mix from talented Producer/DJ, Freegroove, reppin his label, Universal Process Records!!

Freegroove's mix features breakbeat hardcore tunes, stormin amens, jungle techno, and tracks from Freegroove himself, on his label, Universal Process Records old/new tunes in the mix! This mix is unreal with so many different twists & turns!! Y'all will love this one! Freegroove putting together a great mix!!

For more music from Freegroove, his label Universal Process Records, and to purchase tunes from Universal Process Records, please visit the links below:

www.instagram.com/djfreegroove/
Passion Projects Volume 1. | Freegroove | Universal Process Records

Enjoy the sounds of Freegroove! Everyday Junglist Podcast!

Track list:

Fokus and Stardust - The Theme (Vinyl Fanatiks)
Freegroove - Brainwashed (UPR001, Universal Process Records)
Percussive P - Vibrating Harmony (Future Retro)
Tek 9 - Doughnuts and Ice cream (Stretch and Enjoy remix, feat Rufige Kru) (AkO/ Reinforced)
Bizzy B - The Twisted Mentazm (Brain Records)
Intimacy - Crisis Force (Vector Works)
Peter Darker (Kid Lib) - Choose Your Destiny (7th Storey Projects)
Remarc - One For Da Vibes (Dollar Records)
Cheff the boy, Bruk & Fez the kid - Intergalactic Soundclash (Intaception)
Freegroove - Your Gonna Be Fine - (UPR001 Universal Process Records)
FBD Project - The Core (Bangin Tunes)
Nookie - T Three (Reinforced)
Kloke - Fazed (Mindgames)
Philip D Kick - Work That (Astrophonica)
X Altera - Ribbon on a bomb (Sneaker Social Club)
Outrage & Sonars Ghost - The Darkest Light (Future Retro)
X Altera - New Harbinger (Sneaker Social Club)
DJ Earl - Lets Work (Teklife)
Pete Devnull - This Cut (Dwarde's double shot remix) (Future Retro)
The Occupant - Introducing To You (Unnatural Light)
DJ Phil - Godz House (Teklife / Hyperdub)

Freegroove - Everyday Junglist Podcast - Episode 640

Not to sure on the genre, some 4x4 jungle thing. Nice and upbeat piano till it isn't #warpincoming

Piano and Warp

The Light

MADONNA X JAY ENVY - EROTICA (JUNGLE EDIT)

Dred - Lacking Substance

Dred - ConBlues'd

Dred - Inspired Access

Ratty - Dizstruxshon - 1994

Traffik - Starquake 
Wenlock -  Could be A Jungle Tekno Thing
NewKiller - The Dark
White Labels - STOMP! -Side 1
Champa B - The Howler
Djxx - LAW
Dj Fav - Unfriendly (HWND Relick)
DJ Sounds French - Structural Rubbish
Dj Mindhunter - Mindtrips
FBD Project - Terminate (Vinyl Junkie & Sanxion Remix)
Hughesee, Louise Plus One & Dwarde -A Banging Party
Amaretto - Lost Ark
Response & Pliskin -  Plastic Face
Nova Cheq  - Victory Lap
Button Pushers - Lets Go
Slim Sinna - Like This
Krunx - 230 Volts

Warpedcore - Punchy To The Core Mix

Plus One (Free Download)

Urban Soundwave is made up of two Djs; Arron B and Darkan Rollin  We have both grown up together listening to various genres of music, but first heard jungle whilst at secondary school on a tape that a friend had. It was like nothing we had ever heard before, but being fourteen at the time, our only outlet for this music were the pirate stations and bootleg mixtapes we would buy off a bloke with a suitcase near our local market. Whilst our older mates were going out to raves and hearing this music at its best, we were going to our nearest record shop to listen to tunes and collect flyers to cover our school books. As we grew up, a new style of dance music was emerging on the pirates- Garage, with its big basslines and catchy vocals, we were hooked and being a bit older, we were able to go out and listen to it at events such as Twice as nice, Pure silk and Sun city. It was going to these raves and witnessing Djs like Karl "tuff enuff' Brown, Timmi Magic and Masterstepz that made us realize that dj'ing is what we wanted to do and soon after, Darkan Rollin managed to talk his dad into buying him a pair of Soundlabs So, we had the decks and some records we borrowed off a mate, how hard could this dj thing be? ....Very!.. but after a few months (and many dodgy mixes!) our skills were improving and we began playing at house parties and making tapes for our friends. After a few years of mixing and raving, the garage sound we had loved started to change, to such an extent that we stopped buying records- What were we going to do.....? It was soon after that we heard an advert for an oldskool rave at Camden palace called Moondance. Seeing as we had been to so many garage raves, we figured that this would be something a bit different...and it was... Aswell as hearing all the old jungle tunes that we had listened to when we were young, Dj Zinc played a DnB set, we were blown away and both walked out of there grinning from ear to ear.  Now that we had seen what jungle had evolved into, we could'nt get enough of it and so we got on the net to find out when the next DnB event was, it turned out to be Breakin science at The Rex. It was a great night, hearing a range of Djs playing DnB really opened our eyes to the spectrum of sounds this type of music has to offer and we both knew that this music was going to become a big part of our lives. We have been mixing DnB for the past several years, from liquid to jump up and have had regular shows on internet radio's Love2radio.com, drumnbassworldwide.com and also Edge 99.7 FM With the amount of quality djs and producers, aswell as up and coming artists, we believe that we can assist in maintaining Drum & Bass as one of the biggest genres of dance music in the world.

Having previously released under the aliases Gav Ley & dYstance, predominantly on the mighty but now defunct Top Drawer Digital label, Q Club is a continuation and extension of my previous works.

Still heavily influenced by the rave and dance music sounds of the late 80s to early 00s, the aim of this project is to expand on that by essentially, releasing whatever I feel like, not bound to a single genre or scene. It is also home to previously unreleased works that would otherwise just gather dust.

I am a huge advocate for dynamic range in dance and rave music, feeling that excess of the opposite can destroy the soul of a track, and can be quite fatiguing on the ears, thus, a lot of future projects may not be cold, clipped, brick-wall affairs. I do, however, feel that "loudness" can have a place dependant on the mood of a piece.

I do not use social media and my passion is for creating music, not marketing, so this is the source for everything I create. if you enjoy it, feel free to give it some love, share it and leave feedback.

I do this for the love of creation so most of my stuff is free to download and play. Remix packs/stems can sometimes be made available on request.

For remixes and anything else, please contact: qclubproductions@gmail.com 


Peace and love✌️


Gav

JUNGLE TECHNO // HARDCORE // BREAKY BUSINESS


Releases on
FTW DUBS
Implusive Records
Wunz’N’Tooz
NOT 4 HUMAN CONSUMPTION

‘Music wholly or predominantly characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats’

bookings: emilyknightdj@outlook.com 

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for your listening pleasure...hardcore..oldskool...early hardcore...bouncy techno..happy hardcore..jungle...oldskool hardtrance..hardcore techno...gabber..breakbeat hardcore..4beat.. if any one or artists have any objection to any of the sets that i have up just pm me and i can take them down. enjoy the memories and sets from the past...

Somethings coming soon 😳

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