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Fugitive is Dave Wallace, who started producing in 1991 as Rave Doctor. But as the hardcore sound started to take shape, he shifted to his alias Mad Dog for Underdog Recordings, where he created numerous anthems. 
As the jungle sound swept through the UK, Dave switched up yet again and formed Fugitive with Shaun O'Hara, also on Underdog Recordings. And a year later, he formed Aquasky with Brent & Kieron. 
This EP is Dave's return to the early 90's jungle sound of 1994, as the harder vibes merged with the musicality of the Bukem era that was sweeping through the scene at this time. It is also the first Fugitive release for 25 years, so a very special moment for fans of this era of UK music.

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2. Fugitive - Dark Times - AB-VFS005 - 192mp3 clip

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Spirits From An Urban Jungle are a jungle super group comprising of JMJ (EZ Rollers) & Richie and Tekniq – between them they continued to release music through the 90’s and 00’s on scene stalwarts such as Moving Shadow, Formation and Good Looking. But the group itself only had two releases back in 1994 on White House Records before the disbanded.
Hailing from Norfolk, this Storm From The East were integral to the advancement of the jungle sound in the UK and laid the foundations to for the drum and bass scene that would follow.
Amen Brother’s older brother Vinyl Fanatiks repressed their first EP in 2020 and planted the seed with the guys about possibly making some new music. Lockdown arrived which gave the three of them the time to work on new music and this is the outcome, 25 years after their last release in 1994.
We are super excited to be releasing these tracks and bringing you the class of 94.
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Spirits From An Urban Jungle are a jungle super group comprising of JMJ (EZ Rollers) & Richie and Tekniq – between them they continued to release music through the 90’s and 00’s on scene stalwarts such as Moving Shadow, Formation and Good Looking. But the group itself only had two releases back in 1994 on White House Records before the disbanded.
Hailing from Norfolk, this Storm From The East were integral to the advancement of the jungle sound in the UK and laid the foundations to for the drum and bass scene that would follow.
Amen Brother’s older brother Vinyl Fanatiks repressed their first EP in 2020 and planted the seed with the guys about possibly making some new music. Lockdown arrived which gave the three of them the time to work on new music and this is the outcome, 25 years after their last release in 1994.

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2. Spirits From An Urban Jungle 'Elysium' - AB-VFS006 - 192mp3 clip

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Rupture with Eusebeia & Mantra - 12 May 2021

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Big thanks to Lee aka Dj Harmony for letting me remix this one :) It's been sitting about for a couple years and it's unlikely to ever see any sort of proper release, for various reasons, so decided it may as well be given away. Big thanks to everyone that has supported and continues to support my music :) Safe, blessup!

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It’s been over a year now since myself and Tony Bowes chatted about those days gone by. We were both part of that deeper sound of drum and bass that swept across the globe in the mid-nineties, both of us signed to Moving Shadow, both of us creating sonic soundscapes of depth and emotion. We were young and we did what we wanted to do, there wasn’t a rule book back then, there wasn’t a right or wrong way of doing things, we were all still learning, experimenting and trying out fresh ideas. “We were all about those atmospherics” Tony tells me, recalling his early years working alongside Blame. “I had already worked with White House Records alongside Andrew Mercy. Mo’s Music, who ran White House, distributed our first EP ‘Concrete Jungle’ and off the success of that EP they wanted us to record something for their label, so we did the ‘Mixed Concrete’ EP for them. That was in 1992 and only the fifth release on the label. I then went back to them in 1994 with the ‘Soothe My Soul’ remixes. 1993 though was a very quiet period for myself and Blame working together. We dropped off a bit as the scene went dark. We both stopped listening to what was coming out and we started dabbling in other styles, including progressive house. We could try out new ideas, experiment and be young and adventurous with what we made. It wasn’t till Bukem came out with ‘Music’ that the both of us fell back in love with the scene again… We would go down to Reading, to Vinyl Distribution, during 1994, and hear all this new music by the likes of Roni, Krust and Bukem. It was inspiring. I think the first time I went down there was with a friend of mine called KC. He ran the jungle label Deep & Dark Recordings and was local to me. He was distributed by Vinyl, so when I went down there I was introduced to Phil and he already knew who I was as he had heard of Justice. He was like ‘You are Justice? You need to do some stuff with us’ and that was how my Modern Urban Jazz label came about. It was a P&D deal, pressing and distribution, which meant I could release what I wanted, when I wanted. It worked well.”

“So how come Blame did the remix and what happened to the original version of ‘Beyond Silence?”  I wanted to know. “There wasn’t an original of ‘Beyond Silence’. The version on that 12” both myself and Blame wrote. To be honest, we probably wrote both of those tracks together, it’s so long ago now I can’t actually remember. Blame had a great reputation at this point, as he was already well known as a solo artist with his releases on Moving Shadow. I wanted to cash in on that reputation with this release, to give it that little more of a chance out there. So we made out he did the remix, when in fact it’s just a collab tune we did together. We were both also doing the Moving Shadow bits together then as well, our names were linked. We had also just started work on the Icons project around this time I think”.

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