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Review: Jungle Cakes squeeze out one more sonic treat before the end of the year, making it their third in quick succession in 2020. This time Brain Brainstorm has linked up with Yemi Bolatiwa and Ricky Tuff for a full on combination of big time vibers. The label's DNA shines through big time in these tunes with 'Footwork Skank' being a big, summer sounding roller with Yemi Bolatiwa adding some finishing touches. It's a similar story on the nimble, clean and crisp 'Gunshot' featuring Ricky Tuff. These are too high useful weapons that will detonate any set.
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Cat: JC 041. Rel: 10 Nov 15
Drum And Bass
Review: Taken from his Roots Garden-released album earlier this summer - All A We - Brother Culture teams up with Jungle Cakes bossman Ed Solo for a storming, skank-flexed junglist shock out. Where the original was all warm and deeply textured, Solo has flipped the dynamics for something a lot sharper and harder hitting. Saturated in sunshine stabs with really nice attention to paid on the backing vocal harmonies, it's yet another skank-scud. Killer!
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: What's this? Deekline and Tippa Irie on a Jungle Cakes 12"? Sounds like a recipe for some badman business to us. True to form, "Pass Me The Dubplate" is a typical Jungle Cakes slice of instantaneous ragga junglist gratification from the pair which just demands the rewind. Tippa sounds on particularly good form. Arguably better is the B side which sees Deekline teaming up with vocalist Gala Osborne on "Perfida," an almighty soundclash of 50s soul and sub bass.
… Read morePlayed by: Count Skylarkin, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: You read it right - Jungle Cakes reaches its 28th instalment, this time led by the inimitable DJ Deekline. Catching up with the first track, "Alibaba" is a perfect jungle tune sampled from John Holt's reggae classic of the same name. Retro for the old heads but still vibing enough to lift the dancefloor up a level, this is something special. "Still Passin" is a fresh, more modern jungle approach featuring tons of flashy dancehall samples (and one from the charts a short way back - spot it) and breaks that just don't quit. Dust off your dancing shoes, this is gonna get messy.
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Review: Breakbeat warriors Deekline and Ed Solo team up again, and this time they've gone for it. Not content with producing some of the nastiest, wobbliest breakbeat around, they've decided to turn their hand to drum & bass and another release on Jungle Cakes. Lead cut "King Of The Bongo" is a cheeky exercise in bootleg jump-up buffoonery - the sort of tune that boasts a grin a mile wide and a happy dancefloor to match. Flip "Stickybuds Guaranteed" opts for a slightly more old skool jungle approach, mashing up skankin' MC and familiar pop vocals. It goes without saying that both tunes feature stupidly heavy basslines.
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Review: "We're sure there's absolutely no need to introduce Deekline and Ed Solo to you rowdy lot," say the liner notes on this double act of D&B madness, "so we'll save ourselves and you the bother..." With that unceremonious intro, we crash straight into the bad boys of jungle's latest package of riddims. "Hot This Year" harks back to the sunny yesteryear of summer 2013, where the rain clouds had parted ways, and the sun shone. Ragga jungle MCs were bibbydibbying about London, and good vibes were all that anyone could hear. "Remember" was inspired not only by the lovely sampled vocals here, but also because Deekline really wanted to remind Ed Solo about the time he lent him a fiver...apparently. Grab 'em while they're hot!
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Review: Jungle Cakes smash down the doors of 2012 with another heady double drop of rolling goodness from label boss Deekline and studio cohort Ed Solo. "Paella (Blaze It Up)" sees the veteran bass bin terrorists call on the heavyweight vocal talents of Million Dan, founding member of original UK hip-hop crew The Demon Boyz and an MC whose unique verse spitting is a perfect fit for the bass heavy D&B riddims! It's backed with a typically rambunctious Ed Solo and Deekline remix of Rack N Ruin's "Soundclash" that wisely retains Jessie Ware's guest vocals but adds plenty of the duo's trademark bad bwoy vibes, energetic rhythms and rippling square wave bass lines
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Bladerunner
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Review: Two hip-swinging jungle joints from booty-bass bootleg kings Deekline and Ed Solo... With Rubi Dan's inimitable chatter and chubby roll on the bass, "Zunga" is an instant 'sing along' smasher, saturated in reggae juice and sun dried on the Jamaican Blue Mountains. "No No No", meanwhile, sees the Dawn Penn classic go under the expert knives of the Serial Killaz. Bulging with bulbous bass, the skank factor is set to max and the vocal is positioned perfectly in the mix... You really can't fail with this.
… Read morePlayed by: Vincent Inc, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: Two straight-up ragga jungle slammers from Deekline and Russian junglist Feyder. "Overcome" ploughs into the mix as a treacle-thick bassline sets the tone before the ragga elements develop; first the polished skanks, then the vibrant horns before Steppa Style and Spruddy One get melodic. "Sound Burial" really will bury your competitors thanks to its TC - "Deep" style bass hook and premiership voicing from the legendary Ragga Twins. Rewind and all that.
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Cat: JC 033. Rel: 17 Mar 15
Drum And Bass
Review: One of the best D&B booty labels in existence, Welcome To The Jungle documents Deekline and Ed Solo's influences, inspirations, sources and samples with batty-bashing clarity. Here are two of many highlights. First up, Tippa Irie gets an injection of pure positivity with the piano-plinking classic "Good To Have The Feeling". Unity vibes ensue quicker than you can say 'lighter'. Next up is a thuggish twist on the Cocoa Tea and Cutty Ranks 1991 classic "Another One For The Road". Gully to the very core, hype vibes ensue quicker than you can say 'shabba'. Essential junglist business.
… Read morePlayed by: Count Skylarkin, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: You read it correctly, the Jungle Cakes series has reached Volume 32, and to celebrate, Defkline has produced for us two mighty fine slices of jungle riddims and spiced up classic vocals. In "Tempo" a kaleidoscope of tropical sounds wash over a big bouncing bassline, while a drop reveals the ragga heart of the tune before building to dizzying breakneck speed again. On the flip, "Magnificent" harks back to the ruffneck '80s, where shufflin' rhythms were the way to move. Add some ballsy breaks and there's a brand new way to scuff up them Dr Martens. Everybody skank!
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Review: Ed Solo is broader than Broadway: a fact so well-known in the jungle fraternity, to mutter such a statement is akin to telling someone water is wet. Just in case you need reminding, here he takes the Barrington Levy classic and flips it into a super-skanked jungle jam that will guarantee rewinds on every single drop. Flip for further reload justice as Ed applies his technique to Eek-A-Mouse. The most distinctive voice reggae has ever given us, Mouse's nasal tones are the consummate fit to Solo's sonic stylings. Large, even by jungle cakes standards.
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Review: Bassbin worriers Ed Solo and Deekline return to their Jungle Cakes label for more natty and eminently danceable vintage riddims soaked in recognisable vocal hooks. Barrington Levy's "Under Me Sensei" has proved an inspiration to the jungle and drum and bass heads for many years now and the duo manage to eek further fun out of that distinctive vocal on "Sensei", which deviates nicely between rolling rhythms wrapped tight around booming sub bass and nicely poised steppah breakdowns. The flip brings the junglist flavour to the iconic "Ghost Town" which song purists might recoil in horror at, but there has always been a playful nature to these Jungle Cakes releases - drop this at the right moment and the dancefloor will respond in suitably enthusiastic terms.
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Cat: JC 050. Rel: 06 Sep 16
Drum And Bass
Review: One of Solo and Deekline's most enduring refixes (Inner Circle's "Bad Boys") gets a brand new coat of arms courtesy of Benny Page and Spanish newcomer Kursiva as part of Jungle Cakes' fourth Welcome To The Jungle compilation. Adding 2016 production muscle while retaining every juicy drop of funk from the booty-bouncing bass, they've kicked it out of every park in the western hemisphere. Benny then goes solo with another sharp-tailored twist on Deekline's take on Brian & Tony Gold's "Pass Me The Dubplate" that drenched in harmonic vocal soul. Soundboys take cover, strictly murderation business.
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Cat: JC 025. Rel: 14 Jan 14
Drum And Bass
Review: Welcome To The Jungle is a celebration of one of the most prolific D&B labels to have emerged in the last few years. Run by Ed Solo and Deekline, Jungle Cakes is home to some of the cheekiest, most accessible bangers available. One of two samplers, these are just two of the full album's 30 highlights. "Bam Bam" takes Sister Nancy and throws her deep into oceanic bass. With Serial Killaz trademark low-end brutality in full effect, it's an instant crowd slammer. "Raw To The Floor" is one of Deekline's originals; with a catchy vocal, references to hip-hop heritage and shivering synths, it's yet another tasty treat from jungle's finest bakers.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Cat: FXHENT# 1. Rel: 17 Mar 15
Drum And Bass
Review: The second Welcome To The Jungle Volume 2 sampler from major booty murkers Deekline and Ed Solo, it's badman bounce business as usual... The label bosses take the lead with a mischievous shake up of Ray Charles with heavy emphasis placed on the mid 90s Urban Takeover style bass. Label comrade Chopstick follows with an original jam from 2013. Featuring the top-toasting vibes of Mr Williamz, "Girls Dem Dada" is rifle-firing skank session with a tight guitar lead and spitfire lyrical damage. Overstay your welcome on this one.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Super Mango Hi-Fi
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Cat: JC 024. Rel: 14 Jan 14
Drum And Bass
Review: The first of two samplers taken from Jungle Cakes' debut album, here we find two of the imprint's most instantly distinctive cover versions. "All That She Wants" takes the Ace Of Bass classic and gives it a full-flavoured basslift. With Gala Orsborn providing a stronger vocal delivery than the original, everything about this cover screams class. "Bad Boys VIP", meanwhile, takes the Inner Circle classic and brings it bumping and flexing into the future. With the skank factor set to max and Top Cat's instantly distinctive vocals, reloads are guaranteed. Yummy.
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Review: You don't get much more junglistic than Ed Solo and on this latest release from Jungle Cakes, you've guessed it, some sticky, sweet jungle is the order or the day. "Smoke The Weed" is a classic jungle mashup, and with Canadian bass master Stickybuds on hand to provide some serious breaks it quickly escalates to an all-out skanking session. Before you can pass it on, "Joker Smoker" adds retro brass and guitar to build the reggae funk as the track fragments into not one but two different breakdowns providing the basis for some serious dancefloor workouts. Don't sleep on this.
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Cat: JC 043. Rel: 02 Feb 16
Drum And Bass
Review: Jungle Cakes aren't letting up right now; spitting out the skankers like tobacco chewers, every release has been a rolling reggae-fused bomb lately. These are no exception; Tiffani Juno's vocal (which has recently sported releases on Digital Soundboy and Kitsune) hit the spot perfectly over Solo's signature blunderbuss bass. Flip for Bostron's horn-heavy twist of Giddimani's weed/Katy Perry homage. Kissable.
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Review: Jungle and reggae don General Levy gets the Cake treatment. Label co-boss Ed Solo takes the lead with a party-minded bass-bulged jump-up jam that we've come to love and expect from Jungle Cakes. MIR Crew go one step deeper with their twist; maintaining the tempo and the toughening up the drums a little, the bass action is more focused on the wriggling subs that are revealed dynamically throughout the arrangement. Authentic jungle business.
… Read morePlayed by: Count Skylarkin, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: The second cheeky sensation to come on Jungle Cakes this week, wherein the mysterious JFB gives The Luniz "Five On It" a savage bass battering and The Champs' "Tequila" a gentle breakbeat update. The former is a powerful dance smasher that wouldn't go amiss in Andy C's current Alive rampage. The latter is less raucous but equally bubblesome: Think warm up rather than the sonic showdown that's on the A.
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Review: Just like Hot Cakes and Disco Cakes, Deekline's Jungle Cakes imprint deals exclusively in fool-proof party fodder. This release is no exception as he invites breakbeat stalwart Jinx to the fold for two insatiable dubwise skankers. "Amen In Session" is a modern day jungle jump up piece with the perfect blend of disarming bass and head-spinning amens while "Seek & Find" takes a Horace Andy classic and gives it a savage turbo boosting. Like we said; fool-proof party fodder. Yummy.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, DJ Smash
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Cat: JC 042. Rel: 15 Dec 15
Drum And Bass
Review: Ahead of the Jungle Cake's third Welcome To The Jungle collection, Deekline drops two of the album's many heaters; Soulfire soulstress Sara Lugo gets the Jamie Bostron treatment as he retains the warm tones and emotional sentiments of the original while applying a slick rolling breakbeat. Looking for a heavier skanker? Flip for Ed Solo and Stickybuds' bass-flecked twist on the unavoidable Sizzla. Underpinned with a juicy bassline, Sizzla's urging lyrics and the dreamy melodica are both kept in check as we roll deeper into the dance. That's living alright.
… Read morePlayed by: Count Skylarkin, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: And the winner of the best label name of the week goes to.... Jungle Cakes. Fondant funk and breakneck beats: What's not to like? Naturally the audio on this 12" is baked to perfection, too. "Brighter Day" oozes sun-splashed soul and doesn't sound dissimilar to any track that features Darrison's dulcet tones. And the vocal vibes keep pouring; "All Love" rides with more of a lover's rock feel. If you're looking to woo a lady, or you want your dancefloor to start wooing each other, drop this.
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Review: Two fresh remixes of S.C.A.M's "Put Up Your Hands" have just hit Jungle Cakes, ready to excite you ears and provide aural pleasure! The first comes courtesy of The Freestylers and Unknown. Classic vocals, pulsing basslines and huge beats set the groove that's sure to cause damage on the dancefloor. Run Tingz Crew are next up on the remix and deliver syncopated breaks, crafty use of ragga vocals and some seriously whompy bass Unstoppable energy floods through the speakers making it impossible not to rinse out, hard!
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Cat: JC 057. Rel: 31 Aug 17
Drum And Bass
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Cat: JC 058. Rel: 31 Aug 17
Drum And Bass
Played by: Johnnypluse
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Cat: JC 002. Rel: 22 Sep 09
Drum And Bass
Played by: A.Skillz , Featurecast, Parker, Mo-Matic, Epeak, Mooqee, Johnnypluse, Super Mango Hi-Fi, The Captain
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