Adam F built a stellar reputation in the hiphop world as a musician and a producer upon emerging in the late '90s. Many in the hiphop and rap communities believe he has the potential to become a master producer like Dr. Dre. By age 15, F was a fan of of early U.S. hiphop and British electronica acts. His melodic sensibilities were sharpened by... [+] Read More

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Originally from Bournemouth but later transplanted to London, Kieron Bailey, Brent Newitt and Dave Wallace come from a generation of junglists with neither a strict focus on breakbeats nor even a fusion of jungle with various other styles (hip-hop, reggae, jazz, etc.). The trio's recordings as Aquasky have encompassed a range of styles, some... [+] Read More

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The Texture Technician. Building beats and generating sounds. I have taken piano lessons with three teachers and also over a year of slap bass. I am currently taking several semesters in Computer Music at MCCC.

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The duo of Jay Hurren and Alex Banks defined the easy-rolling two-step of Moving Shadow Records during the late '90s with their recordings as E-Z Rollers, after developing hardcore breakbeats earlier in the decade as JMJ & Richie and Hyper On Experience. Both were originally involved in the mid-'80s rare-groove and hip-hop scene around their... [+] Read More

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Hardcore/drum'n'bass DJ and producer Grooverider has over the years become almost synonymous with the London drum'n'bass scene. A DJ for over a decade spinning everything from soul-jazz and acid-house to hip-hop and hardcore breakbeat, "Grooverider the Hardcore Provider," as he's come to be known, has followed the evolution of drum'n'bass up... [+] Read More

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Blame and Justice, two of the foremost names in intelligent jungle production (along with their longtime compatriot L.T.J Bukem), began working together in the early '90s. After recording singles for Moving Shadow, the duo formed their own Modern Urban Jazz label, and in 1996 issued the debut Icons album, Emotions with Intellect. ~ John Bush,... [+] Read More

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Combining his love for science fiction, old-school hip-hop and the lush side of Detroit techno and jazz fusion, Jamie Lexton's productions as Kid Loops skirt the edge where raw breakbeat chemistry becomes bland coffee-table fare (a place once inhabited by several fusion legends as well). A native of North London, Lexton listened to Public Enemy,... [+] Read More

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KRELISYS has been producing music from her bedroom studio using ACID, Sonar and Soundforge for the last 10 years. "I'm actually a young female artist struggling through the electronic music world." Influence by non other than Click Click, KRELISYS has not reached the highs she is aiming for "It's a benefit to have your family support you... [+] Read More

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Mancunian downtempo/drum'n'bass duo Lamb were one of the first groups to add a lyrics-based vocalist to steadfastly jungle-based productions. Unlike other vocal-based groups (such as Everything But the Girl and the Sneaker Pimps) who dabbled in rolling breaks as a quiet accompaniment to a clearly dominant vocal lead, Lamb dwelled in brash... [+] Read More

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An early protegé of Goldie while the two worked on production at 4 Hero's Reinforced Records during the early '90s, Peshay's style of jungle/drum'n'bass, influenced both by house and the more polished forms of jazz fusion, allies itself both with Goldie and 4 Hero. A breakbeat DJ from early in his career, Peshay debuted on wax with Reinforced in... [+] Read More

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Deep Drum’n Bass. Deep deep funky sweet feel good deep rolling vibing sweet soulful bass driven beats, deep beat driven melodies, rich bass driven vibes, deep sweet rolling bass, breaks, beats, Deep sweet DEEP DRUM’N BASS AND DEEP BEATS !DRUM AND BASS, LIQUID FUNK, ATMOSPHERIC TECH STEP, BREAKBEATS, BASSLINES, ELECTRO,... [+] Read More

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The recordings of John Coxon and Ashley Wales as Spring Heel Jack were one of the earliest and best applications of hard-edged drum'n'bass to the full-length LP concept with no lack of energy, similar in result to Orbital's living-room/danceclub fusion of techno. A pop producer who has worked with Marc Almond and Spiritualized, Coxon met up with... [+] Read More

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The Real Dionysus is Cory Guynn out of San Francisco, CA. Originally born in Indianapolis, IN , he discovered music at a young age through piano and viola. It wasn't until the Midwest rave scene did he start his career in electronic music. He started the promotion label Existential Evolution Recordings or "Double E Recordings" with Adam Harris,... [+] Read More

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