Drum n Bass

Jammin J, an original Jungle DJ, fuses his beats with new skool elements. This results in the return of 92-93 style vibes with a modern feel. From ragga jungle to the new J-tek genre, Jammin J has always been ahead of the game. With releases on Nerve Breaks, BPR and 3 Roots Audio which he co-runs and resident DJ for Scotland's Riddim Tuffa Sound, this artist is proving that the Junglist Movement is still going nice and strong. Contact Jammin J:
http://www.myspace.com/jamminuk Jammin J's releases on 3 Roots Audio label:

Born in 1976, Dan Gresham aka Nu:Tone, started piano aged 8 and joined Jesus College choir in Cambridge a year later. He studied music at Durham University, and having secured a college radio show met a young John B. They shared broadcasts, established local clubnight 'Substance', and Dan went on to engineering studio sessions for John. All these good vibes led to a debut vinyl release with John's Beta imprint in 2001: ('Grand Central' / 'The Boss').

The recipient of the first release on the influential Metalheadz Recordings -- which he co-founded with Goldie -- and an early inspiration on the jungle star, Doc Scott began producing records in the early days of the '90s, when jungle was in its tender infancy. The ever-joyous strains of rave and hardcore were gradually giving way to darker sounds, more influenced by hip-hop, and few producers did more to birth the dark mid-'90s sound of jungle than Scott.

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