#Junglists

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Cort Martin - Blood Jungle - Triumph - 1968

[kahl1l0]

[exitpointbreaksbass-beats]

Exit Point Breaks, Bass & Beats Podcast (Vol 72): https://www.house-mixes.com/profile/Exit-Point

[filthyneverdie]

NAMO - DHOMOCHEVSKY

[depersonalizedtechno]

The Only GOOD system is a SOUND SYSTEM

[389]

[spaceghostswim]

human traffic (1999)

review from my letterboxd (4th rewatch):

I honestly feel like the intimacy scenes in this film are the most honest and beautifully shot masterpieces I've ever scene, not a single part feels unnecessary and the laughs and love are just so genuine. This film healed something in me.

I am obsessed with this movie, it's still my favourite, I think I found it at the perfect time in my life. Everytime I show this to somebody they enjoy it just as much as I do and I'm so glad, this is forever going to be a cult classic of mine.

[starhy]

My friends Christmas party yesterday

[holographography]

ARCHIVES X ARCHIVES: NIA ARCHIVES with C.P. Company Archive.

[yellowmanula]

Artykuł o historii rave'u został przyjęty i dostałam pozytywny feedback: jako bardzo ciekawy, wręcz erudycyjny ❤ Podzieliłam go na historie różnych scen, które się ostatecznie zaczęły splatać, dążac często na imprezach do multigatunkowości. Łapcie snippet: Scena jungle, drum and bass i pirackie radiostacje: Amen break pochodzi z utworu "Amen, Brother" zespołu The Winstons (1969 r.), który był instrumentalną stroną B ich singla "Color Him Father". Zespół zaś wykonywał muzykę soul i funk. W pewnym momencie utworu, perkusista G.C. Coleman zagrał solowy rytm perkusyjny trwający około 6 sekund – to właśnie jest słynny amen break. Sampel zwany think breakiem, pochodzi z kolei z piosenki Lyn Collins "Think (About it)" z 1972 r., a wyprodukowanej przez samego Jamesa Browna. To właśnie te sample stały się podstawą nowego, niezwykle szybkiego gatunku – jungle. Nazwa i hasło "Jungle is massive" pochodzą od reakcji Jamajczyków na nieustanne prześladowanie. "Go back to the jungle" - te słowa nieustannie padały w stronę czarnoskórych przybyszów z ust białych Brytyjczyków. Hasło przerodziło się następnie w "Junglist is massive" nawiązując do potężnej sekcji basu, i wyrafinowanej nawijki MC, które charakteryzują brzmienie dub, jungle czy drum and bass. Po raz pierwszy użyte przez M. Beat feat. General Levy w utworze "Incredible". piszę ja ta pani doktorantka od rave'ów 😃

[curatethewav]

•°•SYNCHRONIZED SOUNDS♻️°•* ↓

(“Inclusion in 90s Rave Culture”)

•alright, let’s be real: when you hear the word “rave” what comes to mind? EDM? PLUR? Lasers? A collective of wide-eyed characters profusely gnawing at their lips?

•from the outside looking in, rave culture tends to pique the interest in others, exuding this unorthodox and free-spirited, yet, rebellious feel that surrounds it

•for some, they serve as a much-needed escape—a way to release pent-up stress and tension from daily work life

•for others, it’s a symbol of unruly & disorder, condemning their affiliation with substance use and partying in dimly lit warehouses where rules act more like suggestions

•being involved with the scene myself, its honestly a form of revolt. it’s like going against everything society told you to be—it’s raw, unfiltered freedom at its finest

•but you see, it was not all about the music

•rave culture is centered around inclusivity; serving as the blueprint for how music could move us beyond societal constructs, in addition to our cultural differences.

(that’s the secret sauce, my friend)

•it brought strangers together through this shared search for connection, search for belonging & search for community

•a shared collective search to belong to something far larger than themselves; and its rather beautiful, really

•however, living in a world that seems built to keep people apart, not so kewl

•the 90s were a mess—cultural differences, societal pressures, and economic divides. Right as people were desperate for an escape plan out, rave culture surfaced like a breath of fresh air. It was the cure for everything the outside world was doing wrong

•they were this unspoken way of breaking down societal divides—tossing them in the trash and letting the music connect everyone

•It became this melting pot where it didn’t matter if you were rich, broke, black, white, whatever

•and you know what? That mindset? It’s not confined to the rave. It’s something thats carried within each and every one of us. a mentality that brings out the best in people, to remind us of the connection we have been endlessly searching for 🌎🧠♻️

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[jungle-tribal-connection]

JUNGLE PARTY Tribal Connection VOL.109 at 虎子食堂 Toranokoshokudo, Shibuya Tokyo 2025.1.11(SAT) 23:00-06:00 Door ¥1000 featuring: Stones Taro(NC4K) Tribal Connection Crew: DJ YAHMAN JUNGLE ROCK 大出泰士 Tenmus HALU Flyer  Design: HW BINGO

[orange-calx]

NIA ARCHIVES STICKER PACK

[babydevil420]

someone stole my jacket last night 😒

[druidstone]

(((DJ Gemini))) Junglist Vinyl Mix

[boonesfarmsangria]

midnightchatspod gram

Has Walter rejoining @foals been the thing that's prevented them from calling it a day?