JDNB: Jungle Drum & Bass

Shadow Boxers #027: Is brought to you by Pablo G

Pablo G, the Camo & Liquid Tribe Recordings owner, puts together a lively track list and smashes out a banging set to deliver our JDNB Shadow Boxers Guest Mix.

Track list:

Forthcoming

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Release Date: TBC

Label: Serial Killaz

Catalog: KILLAZ082

Harley D returns to Serial Killaz, fully prepared for all out war having spent the last 6 months putting together an arsenal of ‘Battle Dubz’ and the result is of course all out sonic devastation.

From the 80’s synth driven title track, full of enthusiastic tear your face off vibes and 100 miles per hour rap battle lyrics to ‘Your Love’ and it’s filtered out Amen breaks, hardcore style pitched up vocals and occasional hands in the air moments, this brand new EP has something for everyone. If you’re thinking of going head to head in a sound clash, selection is no doubt key so forget your triple drops and anthem bashing. What you really need is a slice of ‘Champion Sound’ and its mysterious chords, gritty ragga vocals and a bassline taken straight from a ton of analogue gear. Fancy something a bit off the wall? Give ‘Who’s a Badman’ a go, full of experimental breakbeats and flammable lyrics. Point your finger across the dance via the smoke and lazers and ask the question.

Fans of new school jump up will love ‘Don’t Do That’, especially if you like your brain being melted with sublow frequencies. ‘I Need It’ mixes uptempo flair with female vox, creating a perfect opportunity for mixing up styles mid set so pattern up your USB and bring forth the big switch.

What you will notice about Hardley D’s production is although he’s still under 30 years of age, the roots of jungle music seem to run through his blood. There is no doubt that the Serial Killaz crew have put their knowledge and wisdom to good use signing this talented and versatile producer.

Information: www.serialkillaz.co.uk

Twitter : https://twitter.com/Serial_Killaz

Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/serialkillazuk

Bandcamp : https://serialkillaz.bandcamp.com/

Harley D

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/harleyd_dnb/

All Links : https://linktr.ee/harleyd

Release Date: TBC

Label: Serial Killaz

Catalog: KILLAZ082

Harley D returns to Serial Killaz, fully prepared for all out war having spent the last 6 months putting together an arsenal of ‘Battle Dubz’ and the result is of course all out sonic devastation.

From the 80’s synth driven title track, full of enthusiastic tear your face off vibes and 100 miles per hour rap battle lyrics to ‘Your Love’ and it’s filtered out Amen breaks, hardcore style pitched up vocals and occasional hands in the air moments, this brand new EP has something for everyone. If you’re thinking of going head to head in a sound clash, selection is no doubt key so forget your triple drops and anthem bashing. What you really need is a slice of ‘Champion Sound’ and its mysterious chords, gritty ragga vocals and a bassline taken straight from a ton of analogue gear. Fancy something a bit off the wall? Give ‘Who’s a Badman’ a go, full of experimental breakbeats and flammable lyrics. Point your finger across the dance via the smoke and lazers and ask the question.

Fans of new school jump up will love ‘Don’t Do That’, especially if you like your brain being melted with sublow frequencies. ‘I Need It’ mixes uptempo flair with female vox, creating a perfect opportunity for mixing up styles mid set so pattern up your USB and bring forth the big switch.

What you will notice about Hardley D’s production is although he’s still under 30 years of age, the roots of jungle music seem to run through his blood. There is no doubt that the Serial Killaz crew have put their knowledge and wisdom to good use signing this talented and versatile producer.

Information: www.serialkillaz.co.uk

Twitter : twitter.com/Serial_Killaz

Facebook : www.facebook.com/serialkillazuk

Bandcamp : serialkillaz.bandcamp.com/

Harley D

Instagram : www.instagram.com/harleyd_dnb/

All Links : linktr.ee/harleyd

Release Date: TBC

Label: Serial Killaz

Catalog: KILLAZ082

Harley D returns to Serial Killaz, fully prepared for all out war having spent the last 6 months putting together an arsenal of ‘Battle Dubz’ and the result is of course all out sonic devastation.

From the 80’s synth driven title track, full of enthusiastic tear your face off vibes and 100 miles per hour rap battle lyrics to ‘Your Love’ and it’s filtered out Amen breaks, hardcore style pitched up vocals and occasional hands in the air moments, this brand new EP has something for everyone. If you’re thinking of going head to head in a sound clash, selection is no doubt key so forget your triple drops and anthem bashing. What you really need is a slice of ‘Champion Sound’ and its mysterious chords, gritty ragga vocals and a bassline taken straight from a ton of analogue gear. Fancy something a bit off the wall? Give ‘Who’s a Badman’ a go, full of experimental breakbeats and flammable lyrics. Point your finger across the dance via the smoke and lazers and ask the question.

Fans of new school jump up will love ‘Don’t Do That’, especially if you like your brain being melted with sublow frequencies. ‘I Need It’ mixes uptempo flair with female vox, creating a perfect opportunity for mixing up styles mid set so pattern up your USB and bring forth the big switch.

What you will notice about Hardley D’s production is although he’s still under 30 years of age, the roots of jungle music seem to run through his blood. There is no doubt that the Serial Killaz crew have put their knowledge and wisdom to good use signing this talented and versatile producer.

Information: www.serialkillaz.co.uk

Twitter : twitter.com/Serial_Killaz

Facebook : www.facebook.com/serialkillazuk

Bandcamp : serialkillaz.bandcamp.com/

Harley D

Instagram : www.instagram.com/harleyd_dnb/

All Links : linktr.ee/harleyd

Release Date: TBC

Label: Serial Killaz

Catalog: KILLAZ082

Harley D returns to Serial Killaz, fully prepared for all out war having spent the last 6 months putting together an arsenal of ‘Battle Dubz’ and the result is of course all out sonic devastation.

From the 80’s synth driven title track, full of enthusiastic tear your face off vibes and 100 miles per hour rap battle lyrics to ‘Your Love’ and it’s filtered out Amen breaks, hardcore style pitched up vocals and occasional hands in the air moments, this brand new EP has something for everyone. If you’re thinking of going head to head in a sound clash, selection is no doubt key so forget your triple drops and anthem bashing. What you really need is a slice of ‘Champion Sound’ and its mysterious chords, gritty ragga vocals and a bassline taken straight from a ton of analogue gear. Fancy something a bit off the wall? Give ‘Who’s a Badman’ a go, full of experimental breakbeats and flammable lyrics. Point your finger across the dance via the smoke and lazers and ask the question.

Fans of new school jump up will love ‘Don’t Do That’, especially if you like your brain being melted with sublow frequencies. ‘I Need It’ mixes uptempo flair with female vox, creating a perfect opportunity for mixing up styles mid set so pattern up your USB and bring forth the big switch.

What you will notice about Hardley D’s production is although he’s still under 30 years of age, the roots of jungle music seem to run through his blood. There is no doubt that the Serial Killaz crew have put their knowledge and wisdom to good use signing this talented and versatile producer.

Information: www.serialkillaz.co.uk

Twitter : twitter.com/Serial_Killaz

Facebook : www.facebook.com/serialkillazuk

Bandcamp : serialkillaz.bandcamp.com/

Harley D

Instagram : www.instagram.com/harleyd_dnb/

All Links : linktr.ee/harleyd

Release Date: TBC

Label: Serial Killaz

Catalog: KILLAZ082

Harley D returns to Serial Killaz, fully prepared for all out war having spent the last 6 months putting together an arsenal of ‘Battle Dubz’ and the result is of course all out sonic devastation.

From the 80’s synth driven title track, full of enthusiastic tear your face off vibes and 100 miles per hour rap battle lyrics to ‘Your Love’ and it’s filtered out Amen breaks, hardcore style pitched up vocals and occasional hands in the air moments, this brand new EP has something for everyone. If you’re thinking of going head to head in a sound clash, selection is no doubt key so forget your triple drops and anthem bashing. What you really need is a slice of ‘Champion Sound’ and its mysterious chords, gritty ragga vocals and a bassline taken straight from a ton of analogue gear. Fancy something a bit off the wall? Give ‘Who’s a Badman’ a go, full of experimental breakbeats and flammable lyrics. Point your finger across the dance via the smoke and lazers and ask the question.

Fans of new school jump up will love ‘Don’t Do That’, especially if you like your brain being melted with sublow frequencies. ‘I Need It’ mixes uptempo flair with female vox, creating a perfect opportunity for mixing up styles mid set so pattern up your USB and bring forth the big switch.

What you will notice about Hardley D’s production is although he’s still under 30 years of age, the roots of jungle music seem to run through his blood. There is no doubt that the Serial Killaz crew have put their knowledge and wisdom to good use signing this talented and versatile producer.

Information: www.serialkillaz.co.uk

Twitter : twitter.com/Serial_Killaz

Facebook : www.facebook.com/serialkillazuk

Bandcamp : serialkillaz.bandcamp.com/

Harley D

Instagram : www.instagram.com/harleyd_dnb/

All Links : linktr.ee/harleyd

Release Date: TBC

Label: Serial Killaz

Catalog: KILLAZ082

Harley D returns to Serial Killaz, fully prepared for all out war having spent the last 6 months putting together an arsenal of ‘Battle Dubz’ and the result is of course all out sonic devastation.

From the 80’s synth driven title track, full of enthusiastic tear your face off vibes and 100 miles per hour rap battle lyrics to ‘Your Love’ and it’s filtered out Amen breaks, hardcore style pitched up vocals and occasional hands in the air moments, this brand new EP has something for everyone. If you’re thinking of going head to head in a sound clash, selection is no doubt key so forget your triple drops and anthem bashing. What you really need is a slice of ‘Champion Sound’ and its mysterious chords, gritty ragga vocals and a bassline taken straight from a ton of analogue gear. Fancy something a bit off the wall? Give ‘Who’s a Badman’ a go, full of experimental breakbeats and flammable lyrics. Point your finger across the dance via the smoke and lazers and ask the question.

Fans of new school jump up will love ‘Don’t Do That’, especially if you like your brain being melted with sublow frequencies. ‘I Need It’ mixes uptempo flair with female vox, creating a perfect opportunity for mixing up styles mid set so pattern up your USB and bring forth the big switch.

What you will notice about Hardley D’s production is although he’s still under 30 years of age, the roots of jungle music seem to run through his blood. There is no doubt that the Serial Killaz crew have put their knowledge and wisdom to good use signing this talented and versatile producer.

Information: www.serialkillaz.co.uk

Twitter : twitter.com/Serial_Killaz

Facebook : www.facebook.com/serialkillazuk

Bandcamp : serialkillaz.bandcamp.com/

Harley D

Instagram : www.instagram.com/harleyd_dnb/

All Links : linktr.ee/harleyd

DJ Sofa joins the Natty Dub ranks with her double A side debut featuring a playful nod to the happier days of jump up and a devastating blow to your chops on the flip. Coming all the way from Finland, it’s a real testament to the global reach of drum and bass, not to mention the many influences being thrown around on this release.

‘Fruit Crate Digger’ chucks in a funky organ melody just for the fun of it before slapping all kinds of mid range bass riffs around the dance floor. It’s one of those tunes that really deserves some kind of crazy video with all manner of cartoon characters losing their shit. Big shout going out to Crash Bandicoot!

‘We Got You’ is a totally different affair that blatantly gives a nod or two to the original Bristol foundation and quite rightly so. Chopped up breaks and crafty FX build up to that all important overly distorted bassline that sounds like it's been kicked around the studio for hours before finally landing in the master channel. The additional think break switch is FIRE!

One to watch? Without a doubt. DJ Sofa.... next level tings.

Forthcoming on Natty Dub Recordings

DJ Sofa joins the Natty Dub ranks with her double A side debut featuring a playful nod to the happier days of jump up and a devastating blow to your chops on the flip. Coming all the way from Finland, it’s a real testament to the global reach of drum and bass, not to mention the many influences being thrown around on this release.

‘Fruit Crate Digger’ chucks in a funky organ melody just for the fun of it before slapping all kinds of mid range bass riffs around the dance floor. It’s one of those tunes that really deserves some kind of crazy video with all manner of cartoon characters losing their shit. Big shout going out to Crash Bandicoot!

‘We Got You’ is a totally different affair that blatantly gives a nod or two to the original Bristol foundation and quite rightly so. Chopped up breaks and crafty FX build up to that all important overly distorted bassline that sounds like it's been kicked around the studio for hours before finally landing in the master channel. The additional think break switch is FIRE!

One to watch? Without a doubt. DJ Sofa.... next level tings.

Forthcoming on Natty Dub Recordings

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