J-Tek Records Jungle Tekno forum 2008

ARE U READY FOR SOME BLOOOOOD CLARRRRTTT JUNGLE TEKKKKNO 2008 STYLE...!!!!!!!!!!

www.j-tekforum.co.uk

Audio here - www.myspace.com/jtekrecords

Binging It back To Go forward

Let us introduce J-Tek, the new label from a crew consisting of Outrage (Backlash, Metalheadz, Basement Records), Digital (Function, Timeless, Metalheadz), Modular (HardLeaders, Flex, Lab Logic), Aperture (Whisper Audio, Metalheadz, Paradox Music), and the original jungle don Randall (Mac II, Metalheadz, Reinforced) which brings back the long lost jungle techno sound. Fusing classic 4/4 rhythms and syncopated funk breakbeats, J-Tek takes us to a classic age of electronic music (1992-1994) that was short-lived, but full of energy. J-Tek serves as a bridge between the ideas of the past and the engineering of the future, and the 140-150 bpm tempo provides crossover ability with other dance genres. Once again, DJs will have the ability to build sets with elements of both house and jungle, uniting the market. Mind you, this sound differs greatly from the days of old, and the J-Tek crew is aimed at employing their own identity when creating the music, deriving inspiration from Jungle, Techno, Electro, House, Acid, Hip-Hop, Dub, and Reggae – amongst other genres.

We believe there is a need for a genre which will be accessible to all reaches of electronic music, and bring back what many labels pioneered in the early 90’s only to move on to faster tempos. Already, there are some top producers and DJs on board for the project, We plan on using this support to complement a detailed marketing strategy based on an experienced collective of label owners, including events based throughout the UK.

Our first release consists of 2 tunes:

A - Falling Bombs - Outrage and Modular
AA - Living In A Basement - Modular
Side A consists of a serious jungle techno tune, consisting of blended 4/4 and amen sections marching on top of a few samples which may be very familiar to the listener. As soon as the bass drops, it will undoubtedly murder the dancefloor. The tune’s content is pertinent to this day and age, and will strike a chord with anyone who has turned on their TV in the past few years only to see war, genocide, and human rights violations.

Side AA presents a masterful approach to the jungle techno sounds, and draws on dub and techno influence. Maintaining a steady 4/4 groove over bouncing subs and ethereal atmospherics before drifting into serious rave stabs, this will definitely be one for the DJ looking to get the party going. Thanks for your time.

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http://www.jtekrecords.co.uk
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bigups to my man outrage i'll be getting simmo onto this shit asap mate

yeah already onto it.

nice work 

Lets make an Adelaide thread on there and hangout 

+1 

Hmm that sounds a bit WarCraft

Nah I do it on other forums (non game related ones) , just +1 for me sounds better than the old "I agree"

just signing up now. goodbye adelaide massive

jungle techno?! like the sound of that! 4/4 for life

J-tek Records Launch night @ Herbal London April 18th 2008 in conjunction with Rupture.

www.j-tekrecords.co.uk
www.myspace.com/jtekrecords
www.rupturedbeats.com

Come and join us for this PARTY, something for everyone.

"BRINGING IT BACK TO GOT FORWARD"

Room 1 - J-tek

Randall - J-tek set
Lennie De Ice - WE I EEEEEEE !!!! - Old Skool Set
Outrage b2b Modular - J-tek
Digital - 93
CI Digilab b2b AST 92-93 Jungle Tekno

MC`s
Moose, Justyce, Robie Dee

Room 2 - Rupture

Equinox - House
Double O - Detroit Techno
Miss Pink - Dub, Reggae
Threshold - Dub
Bekah b2b J Roller - Dub Step

MC Dubz

9pm - 3am Ladies free before 11.30 / Gents £5, £8 thereafter




Let us introduce J-Tek, the new label from a crew consisting of Outrage (Backlash, Metalheadz, Basement Records), Digital (Function, Timeless, Metalheadz), Modular (HardLeaders, Flex, Lab Logic), Aperture (Whisper Audio, Metalheadz, Paradox Music), and the original jungle don Randall (Mac II, Metalheadz, Reinforced) which brings back the long lost jungle techno sound. Fusing classic 4/4 rhythms and syncopated funk breakbeats, J-Tek takes us to a classic age of electronic music (1992-1994) that was short-lived, but full of energy. J-Tek serves as a bridge between the ideas of the past and the engineering of the future, and the 140-150 bpm tempo provides crossover ability with other dance genres. Once again, DJs will have the ability to build sets with elements of both house and jungle, uniting the market. Mind you, this sound differs greatly from the days of old, and the J-Tek crew is aimed at employing their own identity when creating the music, deriving inspiration from Jungle, Techno, Electro, House, Acid, Hip-Hop, Dub, and Reggae – amongst other genres.

We believe there is a need for a genre which will be accessible to all reaches of electronic music, and bring back what many labels pioneered in the early 90’s only to move on to faster tempos. Already, there are some top producers and DJs on board for the project, We plan on using this support to complement a detailed marketing strategy based on an experienced collective of label owners, including events based throughout the UK.
Our first release consists of 2 tunes:

* A - Falling Bombs - Outrage and Modular
* AA - Living In A Basement - Modular

Side A consists of a serious jungle techno tune, consisting of blended 4/4 and amen sections marching on top of a few samples which may be very familiar to the listener. As soon as the bass drops, it will undoubtedly murder the dancefloor. The tune’s content is pertinent to this day and age, and will strike a chord with anyone who has turned on their TV in the past few years only to see war, genocide, and human rights violations.

Side AA presents a masterful approach to the jungle techno sounds, and draws on dub and techno influence. Maintaining a steady 4/4 groove over bouncing subs and ethereal atmospherics before drifting into serious rave stabs, this will definitely be one for the DJ looking to get the party going.

This whole J-Tek thing just gets lamer by the minute really.

Hopefully this dies in the arse nice and quickly.

Damn that would be sick, Simmo played some J-tek tunes in inbound and it sounds sick.

Bumpage

Listening to the Randall set from the J-Tek show.

Wicked music.

http://www.dto4music.co.uk/CnuMMxxPodcast234/J-TekLaunchParty-Randall.mp3

Edit - seriously needs a tracklist, I want to know what some of these are

cant find a tracklist, ill keep an eye out tho...

from this thread

He's thrown some classics in too

Outrage was fucking sick when he was down last

"Back in the day we used to listen Jungle tekno, back in the day we used to bring the vibbbbbes "

Big oop. Registered. 

Fuck yeah! Will be great to have him down here again soon. Whisper audio bayby!!!! resound too? that would be dope!

tango, ratty and top buzz are now on board with j-tek...

More acts who have spent the last 10 years becoming irrelevant, going down this crap j-tek road.

How about trying to do something new and fresh rather than going backwards 15 years to that moment in time you did something decent.

Worst thing to happen to DnB ever but fortunately I dare say this j-tek thing will be gone and forgotten in 6 months time when people realise what a sham it is.

Oh Noddy lighten up.

What if it gets revived, and then evolves into new, different music? You never know. All music develops and evolves to a certain extent. Your such a grumpy bugger 

I just hold jungle tekno and all that it stood for very close to my heart.

Would love to see this j-tek thing offer something new but atm it is nothing more than a blatant rip off of a style of music that hasnt been relevant for well over a decade now.