When was jungle founded?

When was jungle founded?

It was around 1990, when jungle started emerging from the general dance scene. Kickin’ and Shut up & Dance record labels started fusing breakbeat, house, hip-hop, reggae, techno and most importantly dub to produce what they called Jungle.

Who founded jungle music?

Jungle is a British electronic music project founded in 2013 by producers Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland. Jungle have released three studio albums. 2014’s Jungle was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize that year.

What is jungle in UK?

Jungle is a genre of dance music that developed out of the UK rave scene and sound system culture in the 1990s. Jungle was a direct precursor to the drum and bass genre which emerged in the mid-1990s.

Who invented breakcore?

Widely recognized as the godfather of contemporary breakcore, Canadian producer Aaron Funk has been releasing music under his Venetian Snares handle since the late ’90s, when the genre was still in its infancy.

What’s the difference between DNB and jungle?

* Drum ‘n’ bass has an integrated percussion and bass structure while jungle has a distinct bass line separated from the percussion. * The relatively simple drum break beats of modern drum ‘n’ bass (generally a two-step beat) are less complex than the ‘chopped’ ‘Amen, Brother’ breakbeats of jungle.

What was the first jungle song?

Nuttah
‘Original Nuttah’ is arguably the original jungle anthem.

What was the first ever jungle track?

Lenny De Ice Whenever the birth of jungle is debated, usually some smart alec offers this track up as a starting point. Many people herald it as the first jungle track ever.

Is Machine Girl a breakcore?

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When was breakcore invented?

Breakcore traces its origins back to the mid-’90s, when a handful of DJs, mostly in Europe and Australia, began experimenting with existing styles of dance music like jungle, drum & bass, ragga, breakbeat and digital hardcore—speeding them up, slowing them down, and above all, taking the drum patterns that tended to …

What is jungle music?

Like rave, jungle fed off clubs, pirate radio and white label pressings. Unlike rave, though, jungle was an urban culture. Its constituency, defined by class rather than race, reflected the mixed ethnic make up of the inner city, and it was remarkable for being a sound made in equal parts by black and white producers.

What was the first radio station to jungle?

Labels such as Ibiza, 3rd Party and Kemet were prolific in their releases. Having previously been confined to pirate radio, legal stations woke up to jungle from 1994. London’s Kiss 100 launched its Givin’ It Up show in early 1994 and featured DJs such as Kenny Ken, Jumpin Jack Frost, DJ Rap, and Mickey Finn.

When did one in the jungle start in the UK?

London’s Kiss 100 launched its Givin’ It Up show in early 1994 and featured DJs such as Kenny Ken, Jumpin Jack Frost, DJ Rap, and Mickey Finn. A year later, the UK’s nationwide broadcaster BBC Radio 1 finally gave jungle a platform on its One in the Jungle weekly show.

What is the style of a jungle producer?

Jungle producers incorporate classic Jamaican/Caribbean sound-system culture production methods, such as the slow, deep basslines and simple melodies found in dub, reggae and dancehall, as well as elements of hip hop and techno production.