Marvellous Cain

Marvellous Cain had some big tunes during jungle’s ragga heyday in 1993-94, including “The Hitman” and “Dub Dish Style.” Before putting your signature on to Suburban Bottom in 1995, Cain released monitors on labelmate Sponge’s I.Q. imprint, collaborating with Sponge and current Ganja Kru member Pascal under a barrage of brands, including Lion Guy, Badman, and Gunman. A DJ aswell as manufacturer, Cain started typically enough, rotating rave and hardcore in the first ’90s and following design into full-blown jungle by the center of the 10 years. He set up his very own label, Runninz, from the ashes of I.Q., and provides released monitors there simply because Runninz Kru and CoCain. Cain’s sample-heavy design got him right into a bit of difficulty with his initial strike, “Hitman,” which sampled a big portion of a Cutty Rates record; Cain decided to several remixes for Cutty to keep carefully the issue from the courts. Cain released Weapon Chat, a full-length assortment of his most well-known monitors (and a few brand-new types), on Sub Bottom in 1996. He provides since centered on Runninz produces, reducing his Sub Bottom result to three singles a calendar year. He is constantly on the DJ on the international level.