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Drum and Bass / Jungle music

I haven't been listening to dnb for years now, but back when I used to, my usual favorites were C&C, Black Sun Empire, Mejfus, and Audio. Recently I saw they turned one of my favorite tracks into an orchestral piece and it slaps hard:

And of course one of the best tracks by Audio is timeless as always:

I had this complicated relationship with dnb that was expressed in me choosing to listen only neurofunk-based tracks (i.e. about as hard and nasty as this genre gets). I suppose that was a product of the fact that during the time I was listening to dnb, I was also heavily using various substances :ROFLMAO:
 
Nydex said:
I haven't been listening to dnb for years now, but back when I used to, my usual favorites were C&C, Black Sun Empire, Mejfus, and Audio. Recently I saw they turned one of my favorite tracks into an orchestral piece and it slaps hard:
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Wow that was epic! I never expected to hear orchestral drum n bass, but they crushed it.

Cognitive Heart said:
Western Lore based outta Bristol has rolled out some quality plates.
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Awesome, I really like this kinda vibe/sound. Here's a playlist I just found...

Cognitive Heart said:
Tim Reaper has been making an absolute killing out there, definitely stay up to date with this guy's releases if you enjoy Deep Jungle.
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Love it. Thanks for the recommendation!

Up until pretty recently, the only jungle artist I really listened to was Congo Natty, who remains among my favorite producers. I think he may be somewhat unique in terms of fully roots-ifying jungle. I also really like the stuff his daughter, Kaya Fyah, has been putting out...




 
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As a dj, I used to spin jungle/drum'n'bass from end 90's til about 2010. Here is kind of stuff I used to play :

Skeptical - Cold One

Dj Hidden - Draw In

Ed Rush & Optical - Bacteria

Ed Rush & Optical - Sick Note

Morphy - Uptown Special

Jonny L - Moving Thru Air

John B - Pressure

E-Z Rollers - Synesthesia (Dom & Roland RMX)

Optical - To Shape The Future (Remix)

and the one which started my interest for the genre :
Goldie - Inner City Life
 
Of all the great shares in this thread, I would say that Dead Man's Chest has resonated the most for me. I especially like the (roots reggae) sample-heavy sounding production. The Trilogy album sounds like (Entroducing-era) DJ Shadow and King Tubby blended with dusty jungle beats, which hits hard...

 
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ommani said:
Of all the great shares in this thread, I would say that Dead Man's Chest has resonated the most for me. I especially like the (roots reggae) sample-heavy sounding production. The Trilogy album sounds like (Entroducing-era) DJ Shadow and King Tubby blended with dusty jungle beats, which hits hard...


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Fantastic choice! :devilish:
 
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