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Chopstick Dubplate London, UK
Founded by Jacky Murda in 1998, Chopstick Dubplate kickstarted the ragga-jungle revival with a new formula: recording
foundation Jamaican vocalists on jungle versions of classic reggae riddims, which eventually became the blueprint followed by the modern ragga-jungle community.
Chopstick's trademark sound is a combination of catchy reggae music dubbed with positive jungle flavor.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Chicken Shop ft Natty Campbell”
A Dub Mission favorite. Killer mashup.
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So Soft / Crush On U
by DJ Sofa
supported by 7 fans who also own “Chicken Shop ft Natty Campbell”
So hard to even pick a fave here, mad respect to DJ Sofa!
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Chicken Shop ft Natty Campbell”
b side is so sweet , yet another super fresh coco track worthy of any dance.
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Soundboy Prayer SP
by Tour De Force
Brooklyn's Tour de Force drop their first bass-heavy missile for 2016, blurring the dubby lines between reggae, jungle, and dubstep.
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A new riddim pack from the excellent label Duppy Gun sports the psychedelic take on dancehall for which they’ve become known.
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CLTREP001 - Can't Stop
by Roots Natty
Ugandan Rastafarian Roots Natty merges reggae, dubstep, zouk, jungle, and more on this vibrant, collaborative EP.
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Drum&BassArena 20 Years
by Drum&BassArena
supported by 7 fans who also own “Chicken Shop ft Natty Campbell”
Fine for home listening, but DJs be warned. This set is a mixed bag in terms of sound quality. Nasty Habits sounds like a vinyl rip (and not a good one). 'Reach out' is also poor quality. It's not just the age of the tunes - I download stuff from zinc and metalheadz and it sounds great (you can get great quality downloads of old jungle tracks when it's done the right way). This is varied - some sound amazing and others aren't good enough to have decent mix with - muddy and unclear.
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