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DJ Track was an early on person in the tight-knit staff of companies constituting popular techstep drum’n’bass label Zero U-Turn. Like co-workers Nico and Ed Hurry, Trace’s first split at broad publicity emerged through the Techsteppin’ compilation, released with the Emotif label and filled with several tracks certified from No …

Hardcore/drum’n’bass DJ and maker Grooverider has, over time, become nearly synonymous using the London drum’n’bass picture. A DJ for over ten years and spinning from soul-jazz and acid-house to hip-hop and hardcore breakbeat, “Grooverider the Hardcore Supplier,” as he’s become known, has adopted the development of drum’n’bass up from its …

Aphrodite’s Gavin Ruler is among the reigning, well, kings of jump-up design jungle, a sparse, high-energy offshoot of drum’n’bass created for optimum dancefloor effect. With paths propelled by basic, moving drum loops, large, warbling basslines, and plenty of chopped-up hip-hop and ragga examples, King’s produces as Aphrodite, Alladin, and Amazon …

DB, sometimes referred to as DJ DB, played a significant role in getting the audio of drum’n’bass to American shores. Emigrating from London to NY in 1989, DB held track of the developing noises of the United kingdom dance underground, and founded the NASA membership, which was acknowledged as the …

Matt Quinn’s recordings as Optical skirt the atmospheric aspect of neuro-funk drum’n’bass, the paranoid musings of a small number of industrial-strength British companies like Ed Hurry, Supply Direct and Quinn’s sibling Jamie, who information as Matrix. Jamie and Matt started releasing singles independently Metro Information from a Western London foundation, …

After blowing up within the early-’90s hardcore techno scene and spending many years from the spotlight, Jonny L’s status being a rave castoff underwent large modification when his drum’n’bass deviations became quite respected within the dance community. He’s mostly of the dark-side jungle companies with a unique design, his productions …

One of the youngest from the new-school drum’n’bass innovators, John B. provides amassed an extraordinary discography within the short couple of years he’s been creating jungle. With monitor credits scattered one of the cream from the underground crop — including Development, New Identification, Shoebox, and Grooverider’s Prototype imprint — John …

Although Long term Forces appeared around the drum’n’bass picture a bit later on than most suppliers, they as well as the label group they help work (which include Trouble on Vinyl fabric, Renegade, and Renegade Equipment) have increased to fast prominence through their design of deep, futuristic hardstep. The Vauxhall-based …

Misleadingly plural, Dom & Roland is in fact the one-man attack of Dominic Angus, whose slim yet steady blast of EPs released through noted drum’n’bass imprints Moving Darkness, Suburban Base, and Doc Scott’s 31 Records have represented the harder, darker, even more experimental edge of dancefloor-oriented hardstep. Authorized by Shifting …

The recipient of the very first release in the influential Metalheadz Recordings — which he co-founded with Goldie — and an early on inspiration in the jungle star, Doc Scott began producing records in the first times of the ’90s, when jungle is at its tender infancy. The ever-joyous strains …