Trainspottle - daily classic dnb/jungle tune intros game

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Marvellous Cain & Bizzy B - Everyday. (play today's)

The producer team up of Marvellous Cain & Bizzy B delivers varied breaks and basslines, hip hop samples galore, and is topped off by the rally cry vocals of Tempo O'Neil. An instant jump-up classic.

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Jeru The Damaja - Me Or The Papes (Dillinja Remix).

Jeru the Damaja, known for taking chances with his art in 90s hip-hop, remixed by Dillinja, no stranger to expressing his own sound, found here in that evolving '97 period applying his techstep explorations in a fun way to the rhymes & samples.

(play today's)

 

[ChrisFizik]

Trainspottle no. 79 was Undercover Agent - Dub Plate Circles (remix). (try today's?)

Born of pirate radio Undercover Agent and Juice/Splash crew consistently supplied the underground with jungle & jump-up d'n'b from mid-90s on. Solid beats & a deep wobbly bassline on this one perfect for '96.

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Bill Riley - In At The Deep End.

Injecting jazz & rolling beats with Full Cycle compatriots during many creative years Bill also delivered gems on his own Protocol label. This is a DJ's tune: long hypnotising build and Reese bassline taking it higher, heard in Bristol-friendly sets & also down Metalheadz.

(play today's)

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Total Science - Taxman. (play today's)

Firmly establishing themselves as turn of the century leaders with consistent high-grade productions showing their experience connecting hardcore sounds with sharp, modern day beats & dubwise basslines this was one of a number of tunes that couldn't be missed.

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was UFO - Something Out There (Ray Keith Samba Mix).

Samba? Bringing something a little different to a heavyweight remix collection. Crafty with keys & vocals then coming thru with his tearing brand of Dread drum & bass. Even Nookie helping on engineer buttons. Whatever it is that's out there, it does the trick.


(did you get today's?)

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Lenny Fontana - Spread Love (Nu:Tone remix).

Cementing his rapid rise into upper echelons of liquid d'n'b this remix has garage house sound of the original with tight breaks & groove. Perfectly capturing the current/future sound of Hospital and his integral part in it. Fast Soul Music.

(play today's)

 

[ChrisFizik]

Forgot about Trainspottle #86 - Gang Related - Rukus.

While prolifically breaking new ground in beats & sound for years, the Bristol crew always had one eye on the weekend keeping their Dope Dragon imprint stocked with fresh dancefloor tunes. DJ Krust brings the jump-up with usual subtle complexity here.

(try today's)

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle (No.87) was Blue Sonix - This Feeling (High Contrast's Ultramaximised Disco Dub Mix). (play today's)

Like Stateside Boston/NYC-based Phuturistic Bluez, Blue Sonix held his own for years releasing quality jazzy/liquid funk on a number of labels. Who better to bring his lounge-y tune from 2000 into disco-y 2002 with a remix than High Contrast on his own meteoric rise.

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was LTJ Bukem - Horizons. (try today's)

Archetypal of Danny Bukem's jungle/d'n'b vision & logical progression from pulse of rave mornings to new ears. Summed by samples of poet Maya Angelou at American President Clinton's inauguration: "The horizon leans forward, Offering you space to place new steps of change".

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle #89 was Ed Rush & Optical - Pacman (Ram Trilogy remix).

Taking Ed Rush & Optical's neurofunk groove and adding a frantic Ram Trilogy energy makes for an irresistible tune to DJs & dancers alike. Fun arena-sized killer.

(how about today's)

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle #89 was Ed Rush & Optical - Pacman (Ram Trilogy remix).

"Video games don't affect kids;
If we'd been influenced by video games from our childhood
we'd all be running around darkened rooms, munching pills
and listening to electronic music.":badteeth:

Big ups Shivaxi for this acapella classic:

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Tom and Jerry - Airfreshner (Teebone VIP Remix).

Adding to the Tom and Jerry (4Hero) blueprint of this summer soundsystem bubbler with its soulful melody & ragga samples Teebone ruffs it up with breaks for that extra VIP dubplate treatment as he did with many productions. Junglism.


(play today's)

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was DJ Red - Enta Da Dragon.

With much-loved Bruce Lee samples and a heavy distorted bassline this one was a winner. You can hear mainstays DJ Red & TOV evolving their jump-up sound to a darker drum & bass style.

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[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Stakka & Skynet - Decoy.

Hot on the heels of the rapid rise of the techy neurofunk sound this duo produced tunes with a technical precision that would inspire and help set the pace for years to come. 2001 dancefloor stomper.


(play today's)

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle no.94 was Source Direct - The Cult.

With expert crafting Source Direct helped define a distinct Headz-y d'n'b sound. Frenetic, haunting, jazzy, percussive.
Breakbeat science.

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[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was I Kamanchi - Never Can Tell.

Kamanchi put more of a face on their already established studio personas but it's Krust & Die's production that shines thru. Sonic elements and fat bass with strong beats for another crowdpleasing Bristol roller from the masters.


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[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Prisoners Of Technology - So Damn Tuff.

Prisoners Of Technology productions with fun hip-hop samples, tight beats and phat basslines brought b-boy attitude and party rocking vibes nailing a sweet spot between techstep dnb and jump-up jungle.

[ How about today's? ]

 

[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle was Konflict - Beckoning.

Coming into their own as leaders in the Virus-influenced pack of techier d'n'b producers Kemal & Rob Data brought influential drums & neuro sounds as part of Renegade Hardware's turn-of-century rise to the forefront of the sound.

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[ChrisFizik]

Yesterday's Trainspottle no.99 was The Invaderz - Wintersun.

The Invaderz' ability to produce a full-sounding d'n'b groove combining deep liquid funk vibes with stronger beats and basslines helped them rise rapidly in the scene and release on a number of labels.

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