Starting off with some Mid Tempo funk then turning up the BPM to Breaks and finishing off with some Drum & Bass there is a bit of everything in this mix for everyone. Skank Honto celebrates with this new mix of Funkin Party Bass a great selection of party tunes to get you in the mood for more.

Tracklist

1. GRiZ feat. Leo Napier – Before I Go
2. Beastie Boys – Make Some Noise (Mr. Ours & WBBL Remix)
3. Mr. Bill – Skweeroskiz
4. The Niceguys – Get Up
5. Blunt Force & TechNoddo – Funkadelic Frequencies
6. Phibes – Just Like This
7. Sammy Senior – The Way
8. Skyronic feat. Jamanama – Are You Ready
9. Porter Robinson – Flicker (Fearturecast Remix)
10. The Captain – Galactic Funk (Instrumental Mix)
11. Dubra & Arteo – Fat Ass Beat
12. Father Funk – Rock The House
13. Lack Jemmon – Don’t Get Stupid
14. Crash Party – Move Ya Feet
15. MDRN + Superdriiv – Black Magic
16. Me & My Toothbrush – Drop That
17. Howla – Hey Pachuco!
18. Hankook – Big Up
19. Pirate Jams – Sweets From Heaven
20. WBBL – Street Playa
21. Marten Horger – Time For Some Action
22. Illegal Content – Relationships
23. Plump DJ’s – Lose Your Mind
24. Krafty Kuts – Come Back
25. Metrik & NAMGAWD – Life/Thrills (Skank Honto transition edit)
26. The Vanguard Project – In The Ground
27. Serial Killaz – Jungle Came First
28. Culture Shock – Rush Connection
29. Ruffstuff – Than Thing (aka Lean)
30. 20syl feat. Oddisee – Ongoing Thing (Clozinger Remix)

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Serial Killaz have a new EP out on the Streetlife imprint with the great title ‘Jungle Came First’ plus the equally good tagline ‘9 slices of heavyweight Jungle/Drum & Bass from the legendary Serial Killaz. we couldn’t put it any better ourselves, it’s a given this is an essential EP. We’ll leave it to the best copy writer in Jungle/DnB, Mr Jamie S23  to give the low down on this fantastic release….

Serial Killaz return to their legendary Streetlife Label with their aptly titled Jungle Came First EP, featuring 5 wicked riddims that will cater for everyone looking for that feel good vibe. It really spans across the board from brand new flavours, chilled out vibes to a mixture of 90’s meets 2016. This EP is nothing short of an education for the masses.

The title track Jungle Came First slams straight in with a bassline heavy horn intro which builds into something that can only be described as full on bouncy upfront jungle. Percussion patterns link effortlessly with elastic bass that will no doubt appeal to previous fans of Serial Killaz production.

Switching into beautiful atmospheric pads and reverbed vocal samples, the intro of Sub Dub certainly sets a different tone. The progression from the intro is effortless and the whole track has a certain element of calm and tranquility which takes the listener on a rolling journey while still forcing them to nod their head to the infectious kick and snare.

Tubes and Springs is in a similar style to Sub Dub and although slightly more upbeat with its drum patterns and driving bass, it’s easy to hear how well both tracks compliment each other. What really makes this track though, is the crafty under the kick bassline that will shake you to your core.

Taking elements of various Serial Killaz roots, Prophecy follows that familiar route of reggae samples aplenty and jolly organ samples before crashing down with chopped Amen breaks and plenty of wicked drum programming. This one is certainly for the original die hard junglists!

African Drums finishes off the EP and provides a nice blend of everything so far and tosses them into a big mixing pot. As the track moves forwards, so does the elements of production as if the longer you listen, the more things develop.

Words:  Jamie S23 

Serial Killaz – Jungle Came First EP