Once lost, but now found unreleased Jungle from 2 Underground Legends. Vol 5 of the ‘Lost Dats’ series, is an essential DJ Tool ‘must have’ for any DJ wanting to mix up Classic breakbeats.
Don’t miss out on this limited press of Rare Authentic Jungle!
a1. DJ Dlux - I Gotcha Part 1
a2. DJ Dlux - Drummer's Return
b1. DJ Dlux - I Gotcha Part 2
b2. Persian Prince - Revolutionary Junglist (Crusty Step Mix)
Drowned in 70’s Kung Fu cinema, the Comedic value alone is just Marvellous! Classic iconic Jungle breaks being used here. Hours of fun, beat making, programming, transforming & innovating: Bringing out the entertaining side of this highly artistic endeavour.
Long time Friend DJ Dlux ‘salvaged’ many of Persian’s projects, including the massive UK Garage hit ‘Dangerous’ by ‘Same People’, later licensed & released on Locked On. Its thanks to him sprinkling magic onto Persian’s earlier project’s, they got to see the light of day! There’s not much that can get past the very skilled & international DJ Dlux when it comes to the underground sounds of London. A genuine specialist in underground music & production (Legendary Brain Records stable, Public Ememy, Kele Le Roc, Wiley) who is also known for mentoring some of todays Urban superstars. He is the director of the monthly ‘we play music’ live show which showcases fresh talent. Raised around the London sound systems & the big boss at the infamous Déjà vu FM. Its due to his continual support of the ‘underdog’ that see’s this talented Producer, Engineer, DJ, Artist, being respected amongst his peers.
‘Monkey Kung Fu’ is just Genius! Written in 1991 on a Commodore with only 2 Meg!! Persian / Artist Formerly Known As P.P. / Persian Prince, is the First ‘Underground’ Iranian Artist from the West to appear on the Electronic Scene with an innovating unique sound that still release’s Tune after Tune!
Persian only had 4 tracks to work with in ‘Octamed’: All singing & chatting was recorded onto a Cassette Machine, before being sampled & used in the Amiga. “When 8 Bit, low quality, crusty sample rate ruled the day; you had to be really inventive with what little you had. Limited sampling time forced you to be Creative”
This E.P. displays DJ Dlux & Persian’s writing ability from a young age to write Big Tunes!
Don’t miss out on this Collector’s Limited x 100 Press Only 12” of Jungle History!
DJ Dlux of ‘Brain Records’ fame, emerging from the Jungle scene in the early 90’s alongside Persian Prince, Bizzy B & T.D.K, proudly shows his roots with this exclusive must have collector’s 10 inch of Jungle Goodness! A)‘Interferance’ a classic golden era Jungle Tune with Dancehall samples from the ‘those days’ ‘sound tapes’ “we na waaan get tooo dark” being cleverly used over a Heavy Bassline, Frantic drum choppage, Time Stretching & Vocal Infusion that says “Its too much for me”!
B) ‘False Alarm’ a hard stepping, drum twisting, Reggae infused Jungle Riddim with super lush strings at the intro. This is Jungle at its best! “Ring de Alarm – which Sound aah dead”? Listen carefully, you can hear the ‘Amiga’, being put to good use by this talented Artist, Producer, DJ, Engineer! Don’t sleep on this Limited x 100 Press ‘collector’s’ 10 inch Jungle Vinyl.
A True piece of Hardcore History, Reminiscent of the early Rave era, a time when there were no rules. ‘Hardcore’, just before the fruition of what Jungle came to be. Experimentation in Rave music was at its utmost: chopping up 8 Bit beats & breaks re–inventing a fresh Drum Sound, Bassline’s that make your eye socket’s shake, idea’s that followed no rules. This is some of that missing History...
Originally produced in 1992, this was scheduled to be Dlux’s first official solo release on ‘Brain’ records. With lots of hype about ‘The Darkness e.p.’ (Bizzy B & DJ Dlux) 1993, The Fontage E.P. release was delayed, & finally shelved, making way for Dlux’s updated sounds of ‘The Realtime E.P.’ which got released back in 1994 on Brain Progression.
The Fontage E.P. is Dlux’s earliest material to be featured on the ‘Lost Dat’s’ series. The Dat’s have since corroded beyond repair, this was salvaged & lovingly restored & remastered, so this piece of History could get an outing on ‘Existence Is Resistance’.
Don’t miss out on this authentic piece of music history from a true Underground legend!
These run of releases on ‘Existence Is Resistance’ comes from the Legendary Proto Garage Record Label ‘Same People’, and see’s Persian & Long time musical partner DJ Texsta, repressing some of their most pioneering UKG E.P.s.
The Duo helped define the early sounds of UKG & the then unheard sound of Speed Garage, Dubstep & Grime. The Duo had massive success with records like ‘Dangerous’ & ‘Well Well Well’ which is included here.
Alongside this there’s a Special treat for the UKG Heads out there, with a previously Unreleased unheard Dubplate Mix of ‘Well Well Well’, which was recently unearthed amongst Texsta’s expansive record collection. This version is remixed by none other than the UK Techno Legend Nick Dunton under his secret ‘D Ross’ dj monika that he used back in the pirate days.
The much loved requested ‘Real Love’ gets another outing, originally being the B-Side to the classic ‘Feel Da Vibe’.
On top of all this Goodness, listener’s get treated to two absolutely killer bonus tracks from Dunton D–56M alias, ‘Homage’ which features label mate & Soul singer Decarlo (Survival Dub) in a tribute to the teacher’s of the Chicago sound & ‘Medication’ which is an inspired dystopian house chugger, with a stark warning for the New World.
These are for the ‘Collector’s’ out there: Super limited one time represses. Don’t Sleep!
These run of releases on ‘Existence Is Resistance’ comes from the Legendary Proto Garage Record Label ‘Same People’, and see’s Persian & Long time musical partner DJ Texsta, repressing some of their most pioneering UKG E.P.s.
The Duo helped define the early sounds of UKG & the then unheard sound of Speed Garage, Dubstep & Grime. The Duo had massive success with records like ‘Dangerous’ & ‘Well Well Well’ which is included here.
Alongside this there’s a Special treat for the UKG Heads out there, with a previously Unreleased unheard Dubplate Mix of ‘Well Well Well’, which was recently unearthed amongst Texsta’s expansive record collection. This version is remixed by none other than the UK Techno Legend Nick Dunton under his secret ‘D Ross’ dj monika that he used back in the pirate days.
The much loved requested ‘Real Love’ gets another outing, originally being the B-Side to the classic ‘Feel Da Vibe’.
On top of all this Goodness, listener’s get treated to two absolutely killer bonus tracks from Dunton D–56M alias, ‘Homage’ which features label mate & Soul singer Decarlo (Survival Dub) in a tribute to the teacher’s of the Chicago sound & ‘Medication’ which is an inspired dystopian house chugger, with a stark warning for the New World.
These are for the ‘Collector’s’ out there: Super limited one time represses.
These run of releases on ‘Existence Is Resistance’ comes from the Legendary Proto Garage Record Label ‘Same People’, and see’s Persian & Long time musical partner DJ Texsta, repressing some of their most pioneering UKG E.P.s.
The Duo helped define the early sounds of UKG & the then unheard sound of Speed Garage, Dubstep & Grime. The Duo had massive success with records like ‘Dangerous’ & ‘Well Well Well’ which is included here.
Alongside this there’s a Special treat for the UKG Heads out there, with a previously Unreleased unheard Dubplate Mix of ‘Well Well Well’, which was recently unearthed amongst Texsta’s expansive record collection. This version is remixed by none other than the UK Techno Legend Nick Dunton under his secret ‘D Ross’ dj monika that he used back in the pirate days.
The much loved requested ‘Real Love’ gets another outing, originally being the B-Side to the classic ‘Feel Da Vibe’.
On top of all this Goodness, listener’s get treated to two absolutely killer bonus tracks from Dunton D–56M alias, ‘Homage’ which features label mate & Soul singer Decarlo (Survival Dub) in a tribute to the teacher’s of the Chicago sound & ‘Medication’ which is an inspired dystopian house chugger, with a stark warning for the New World.
These are for the ‘Collector’s’ out there: Super limited one time represses
Don’t Sleep!
a1. Persian & DJ Texsta - Well Well Well (D Ross Dubplate Mix)
These run of releases on ‘Existence Is Resistance’ comes from the Legendary Proto Garage Record Label ‘Same People’, and see’s Persian & Long time musical partner DJ Texsta, repressing some of their most pioneering UKG E.P.s.
The Duo helped define the early sounds of UKG & the then unheard sound of Speed Garage, Dubstep & Grime. The Duo had massive success with records like ‘Dangerous’ & ‘Well Well Well’ which is included here.
Alongside this there’s a Special treat for the UKG Heads out there, with a previously Unreleased unheard Dubplate Mix of ‘Well Well Well’, which was recently unearthed amongst Texsta’s expansive record collection. This version is remixed by none other than the UK Techno Legend Nick Dunton under his secret ‘D Ross’ dj monika that he used back in the pirate days.
The much loved requested ‘Real Love’ gets another outing, originally being the B-Side to the classic ‘Feel Da Vibe’.
On top of all this Goodness, listener’s get treated to two absolutely killer bonus tracks from Dunton D–56M alias, ‘Homage’ which features label mate & Soul singer Decarlo (Survival Dub) in a tribute to the teacher’s of the Chicago sound & ‘Medication’ which is an inspired dystopian house chugger, with a stark warning for the New World.
These are for the ‘Collector’s’ out there: Super limited one time represses
Dubplate’s Don Persian has repressed this Hardcore Breaks Techno Riddim, seeing there were only 100 in existence before going for crazy prices, now including a mix from S.Bell capturing a shimmering soundscape vibe, adding perfection to his unsung abilities. This E.P. has some speaker destroyer’s on there, introducing the MixMaster Max into the pot alongside the Persian doing what can only be called world dub music. Sterling breaks shuffling at a downtempo 8 bit vibe with a really heavy bass! MixMaster Max’s history is interesting to say the least...
Born October 1966. Break Dancer in 1984, under the moniker Mad Max, started a crew named The Back Street Warriors, busking all over the UK at places such as Covent Garden/Leicester Square Performing on stage & in clubs. They once jammed with The Rock Steady Crew in Camden Palace in front of an audience.
Then in 1987 he became a DJ, playing all genre’s of music, he first played on RJR Radio, playing Electro, Hip Hop, Soul, R&B & Reggae. Moving forward he started playing Acid House & Four to the Floor Music styles, by the early 90’s he played on Weekend Rush & then went onto Defection, Touchdown, Don & Passion FM, playing Acid & Hardcore Jungle.
In the early day’s, MixMaster Max was one of the Innovator’s of Jungle music by mixing Hardcore, Reggae & Hip Hop together, helping other’s to produce, fuse & gain idea’s in the music industry. He was by Far the most Original, Innovative, DJ anybody had ever heard.
In 1991 he played alongside John Saunderson at the Camden Palace on a Friday night, he also played at the Famous Hacienda Club in Manchester.
He was the first DJ to create the Topsy Turvey, which is one turntable on top of the other, he came runner up in the DMC World Championships in the early 90’s.
He played at some of the Biggest Rave’s back in the day, Pirate club 93, Fantazia 92, Dungeon’s 91/92, Turnmills 92, to mention a few. He also played on Avenues FM & People’s Choice, which were legal Radio Station’s, not forgetting Kool FM & Centreforce.
He performed on stage with the We Papa Girl Rapper’s in 1990 at the Notting Hill Carnival. This Legendary Cult figure is a Master of the Nunchucker’s & TurnTable’s!
His innovative Mixes were ‘legendary’ he was a pioneer precursor to the Art form known as Jungle Music, not to mention his Scratching abilities, which was ‘extraordinary’!
For those that listened to pirate radio back in the day, he was the legendary cult figure that inspired us all, giving us the freshest musical styles that had never been heard before!
He can still be heard on OriginUK.Net Radio today...What an inspiration this Unsung Hero has been to us All!
a1. Persian - Don't Deal Wid Violence (Persian)
a2. Persian - Don't Deal Wid Violence Part 2 (S.Bell Mix)
b1. Persian - Dunya (Persian & Mixmaster Max)
b2. Persian - Dunya Part 2 (Mixmaster Max & Persian)
Four more serious jungle cuts from Persian, effortlessly merging the new and old. "Choose the Sword" (Dub Refix) is a quality jungle take on the classic "Baby Cart" films, combining samurai film fx and vocal samples with squelchy synth and propulsive think break. "GiveI Strength" and "Too Young" are two choice dubwise cuts, with classic ragga vocals and heavy bass. Finally, "Hitchi Hogan" takes those amens and weighty bass and slows things down to a more hardcore/breaks tempo (130bpm), mixing in dreamy techno pads and acid along the way.
Brand new 5 tracker from Persian on his own ‘Existence Is Resistance’ Imprint. Varying from Chicago deep house to post hardcore mash ups
‘Don't Deal Wid Violence’ is an early 90s influenced breakbeat track with a killer bass riff and Film Samples that hark back to the glory days of break the limits and satin storm.
‘Khaab’ is a chugging deep house cut with a heavy US influence that used traditional Farsi poetry to make the contrast , think larry heard born in Tehran
‘Oracle’ (Mixin Potions 3) is a Proto Garage shuffle. With synth melodies , vocal samples and a rubadub bass
‘Survival Dub’ is a heavy bass track featuring original vocals by Decarlo , a conscious sound bwoy protest song with a hard rolling beat and dub bassline
‘Parvaaeh’ is the bonus cut of the E.P. a short alternate instrumental version of the A- side cut Khaab .
Acid. Breakbeat. Santoor. Old Skool. Hardcore Breaks. West meets East. Roots. Heritage. Esfahaan. Techno. 100 Copies. Farsi. East meets West. 303. Persian. Electro. DJ Mixing Tool. Culture. Bass. Dombak. Bleeps. Sound System. 808. Pars. Shiraz. Existence Is Resistance. House. Khaab (Dream). Cult Classic. Haul & Pull. Rare. Anaar. Beats. Artist Formally Known As PP. Riddims. Caspian Sea. DubPlates. Iranian. Nagmeh. Electronic. Ghormeh Sabzi. Same People. Limited Edition. Persepolis. Dub. 909. Koobideh. Free Style. Tehran. Authentic. Vinyl. Persian Prince. Underground. Dr Otto Hesslein... Don’t miss out on this 1 off limited edition Vinyl!
Break dancer, Body popper, Graff Artist, brought up in B Boy / Sound System Culture, transitioned to Deejaying at a young age, Deejayed during the Rave era, began production in the early 90’s under the moniker ‘Persian Prince’ releasing pioneering Jungle on Labels ‘Haul & Pull’ & ‘Nagmeh Records’.
Then made ‘Dangerous’ in 1995 which inspired the Grime, Dubstep & Speed Garage scenes. Under the moniker ‘Artist Formally Known As PP’ & ‘Persian’ (which he still uses today) later released many Underground UKG tunes on different label’s such as ‘Same People, S.J.L., Mixing Potions & Locked On’.
Seasoned Song Writer, Producer, Engineer & Artist with a career spanning over 30 years. He is the first Iranian Electronic Artist from the West to pioneer Underground Fusion, fusing evocative sounds of the Middle East with Sound System Bass Culture.
Presently still releasing music on his imprint ‘Existence Is Resistance’ Label. This E.P. feature’s Electro, Techno, Breaks, with an added Bonus UK Garage Track, this is another E.P. for the collector’s out there...
These run of releases on ‘Existence Is Resistance’ comes from the Legendary Proto Garage Record Label ‘Same People’, and see’s Persian & Long time musical partner DJ Texsta, repressing some of their most pioneering UKG E.P.s.
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First released under the moniker ‘Artist Formally Known As P.P.’ (Persian Prince). This E.P. is One of the Holy Grails of UK Garage, with obscure tracks like ‘Omid A Man’ fusing the evocative sounds of the middle east with Sound System Bass Culture.
Persian is the first Iranian Electronic Artist from the West to have done this, previously in 1992 under the Moniker Persian Prince, he released ‘Desertism’ a unique innovating Hardcore Jungle track that fused eastern & western cultures together, making history in that Scene.
Check out the breakbeat section in ‘You Get Me’, the listener is treated to something with the potential to do dance floor damage. The rest of the E.P. stays true to the London Garage Sound Culture...
Repress of proto Garage Classic ‘Music’ from Legendary UK Garage Record Label ‘Same People’, which brought you ‘Dangerous’ the track that inspired the Dubstep & Grime scene...
Don’t miss out on this Collector’s Limited x 100 Press Only 12” of UK Garage History!
Known for his pioneering Smash ‘Dangerous’ which inspired the Grime, Dubstep & Speed Garage scenes. Here we have another E.P. of highly sought after, rare, deleted Gems, such as ‘Musical Rush’ & ‘Favorite Song’ al be it from an old crusty Dat tape recently found, these tracks were unobtainable until now.
These Gems were never officially released, but now get an outing on his imprint Existence Is Resistance Cult Record Label. A true Underground Artist that is still inspiring the next generation, ‘’watch ya bass bins im tellin ya’’ This is another one for your collection...
Persian features Nicola Duncan on this Drum & Bass Liquid Vibe version of ‘We Should Shout’, complete with lush strings & a heavy sub to Rock the dance floor’s
Nicola again display’s her hyped energy vocals on ‘Step March’ to a modern Jungle step
‘I Am Somebody’ features the infamous Jesse Jackson speech from the 70’s with a heavy fat bass line to warm your speaker’s
‘Lord Of Hosts’ & ‘Choose The Sword’ are heavy bass productions with movie clip samples through out the songs.
‘We Should Shout’ features Nicola Duncan over a classic House vibe with a beautiful moody organ rolling over a hard house bass line
‘Babylon Fall’ classic – beautiful – sweet stuff from the Persian featuring vocal snippets from the talented SeviG
The name of the next track is the same as the label: ‘Existence Is Resistance’ this has electronic tinged synths with a hard electronic bass riff, it has glimpses of the Authentic early Electro sound of 83-84 complete with vocoder
‘Pot Of Gold’ : Disco sounds of the roller skating era
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