Following from a series of first class releases by DJ Vapour, SR & Digbee, Skink & Jem One himself, this is the latest 2 tracker and it goes in hard!!! Old Skool fans will recognise the pads as used by Family Foundation on the slammin' 'The Bleep', mixing up up 140 Jungle & NuSkool hardcore with a sick drop halfway through the track in a true Old Skool vein, guaranteed to smash up the dance wherever its played!!! Then we have my pick of the two, 'Drop This' is classic 93/94 Amen tearout bizznizz at 140BPM, dark, brooding, minimal sounds with crunching amens. 36Hertz keeping up the pressure with2 badboy tunes from the man like jem One, you know the score, go get some!!!!
Showing posts with label Jem One. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jem One. Show all posts
Monday, 19 August 2013
Monday, 24 June 2013
SR & DIGBEE, JEM ONE, DJ VAPOUR, SKINK-The Not So Future Jungle EP-36 Hertz Recordings
SR & Digbee fire up the amens and drop the tempo down to open this Jungle expedition Drawing for the classic timestretching and classic stabs they boys open this EP with some pure fire.
Jungle head Jem One jumps up 10 BPM from his usual 140BPM speed to drop Bullet To The Head. Jem One strings lead through to some tearing stepping breaks that build up to the 2nd drop which unleashes the Amens!
Label owner DJ Vapour then takes things a bit deeper with the low growling intricate beat stepper which builds up to crazy beat edits and deep subs before a killer vocal comes in to draw thengs to a close.
Close friend of the Label Skink makes another appearance to show us a deeper side with the sublime Trapped Inside The Dream to bring the package to a close.
Grab a copy now from Juno:
Or Via 36 Hertz - www.36hertz.com
Out in all other stores next Monday
Labels:
150,
160,
36hertz,
DJ vapour,
essential releases,
Jem One,
jungle,
NuSkool,
skink,
SR & Digbee
Friday, 3 May 2013
JEM ONE 36HTZ026-36Hertz Recordings
Available to purchase from www.36hertz.comwww.36hertz.com or via Juno download and other reputable online retailers
He's Back! After a hiatus Jem One is back making beats again.... With a twist!
After notching up huge support and releases in the Drum N Bass scene with tracks getting battered by everyone from Andy C to Grooverider and tracks being featured on compilations such as Nightlife Vol 4 and Goldies "Watch the ride" Jem suddenly became very quiet on the production front. He felt that he had moved as far as he wanted to go with DnB for the time being so started to explore pastures new. After a nice break Jem started to test some new vibes and has been rolling out everything from House through to old skool garage in the studio.
A chat with DJ Vapour then lead Jem to start exploring the 140BPM old Skool sound and Jem soon found his feet with these 2 killer tracks.
Massive fuses vocals and pads for a building intro that leads through to a sub bass driven drop that is moved with some sharp stepping breaks. Where as Podium Trollz fuses classic female vocals with nasty mentasms and hard breaks.
Both these tracks have been causing a stir with the select handful of DJ's who were given prototype dubplate versions and have got some serious radio play
Distributed by Cygnus music: http://www.cygnusmusic.net/
Contact: mikel@cygnusmusic.net
He's Back! After a hiatus Jem One is back making beats again.... With a twist!
After notching up huge support and releases in the Drum N Bass scene with tracks getting battered by everyone from Andy C to Grooverider and tracks being featured on compilations such as Nightlife Vol 4 and Goldies "Watch the ride" Jem suddenly became very quiet on the production front. He felt that he had moved as far as he wanted to go with DnB for the time being so started to explore pastures new. After a nice break Jem started to test some new vibes and has been rolling out everything from House through to old skool garage in the studio.
A chat with DJ Vapour then lead Jem to start exploring the 140BPM old Skool sound and Jem soon found his feet with these 2 killer tracks.
Massive fuses vocals and pads for a building intro that leads through to a sub bass driven drop that is moved with some sharp stepping breaks. Where as Podium Trollz fuses classic female vocals with nasty mentasms and hard breaks.
Both these tracks have been causing a stir with the select handful of DJ's who were given prototype dubplate versions and have got some serious radio play
Distributed by Cygnus music: http://www.cygnusmusic.net/
Contact: mikel@cygnusmusic.net
Labels:
140,
36hertz,
bass,
essential releases,
Future Jungle,
Jem One
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