SoundCloud Underground Jungle Playlist 

Some find it confusing as both genres apply the same techniques to their drums. It's just that Jungle tends to not "overdo" it. Jungle is DnB with fast breakbeats for the drums and has at least one or more distinct effects/techniques applied to the drums, which we will get to later. Breakcore is either Hardcore EDM oriented towards breakbeat sampling or (in the case of the new Breakcore we have today) fast-paced Electronica with breakbeat sampling. Jungle balances between the rhythm and the basslines and other musical elements while maintaining that it is still danceable (or that you can bounce your head to it.) Jungle producers are careful not to overdo the drums to the point that it would overwhelm the mix and the track's composition. Breakcore primarily focuses on the drums and is treated like melodies (hence the extreme variety of rhythm) and religiously utilizes all the techniques that were originally used to introduce depth to Jungle's drums. If not constrained by the conventions of music-industry-standard mixing, Breakcore producers sometimes jack up the drums so that they can overwhelm the mix into a mush (because mushy makes a gritty track, one just like Sewerslvt's) or use it as a means to a crescendo. (a clear example in "Goreshit - O'er the flood") Otherwise, breakcore producers have to make room to make a balanced mix with typical mixing techniques (like making room for the breaks or the other elements by panning, reducing frequency overlap via filters, limiting effects to one or a few elements of the music, reducing musical elements or making one sound louder and the other less so. "Daisuke no Shi no Daisuke - Nyojikko" and "不覚にもムエタイ - ありがとうって言いたいな" for examples) The techniques that are common to both genres are the following: - Layering multiple drum tracks - Pitch-shifting - Chopping / Slicing Lastly, you can single-out Jungle by checking whether or not there is a bassline. Jungle tracks will always have a bassline (it can't be Drum and Bass if there ain't no bass) Breakcore tracks may or may not have a bassline.

​@@hammercroftDude just dropped one of the most detailed breakdowns of the difference between two genres I've ever seen, in a single reply to a comment over half a year old. Bravo.

@@hammercroft godlike answer, thanks HC 💎

Bro... facts@@hammercroft

There is no difference and i personaly don't know why this generation all of the sudden use the buzz word "Breakcore" to discribe this type of music. We just called that DnB, Jungle or Breakbeat in the 90s and early 2000s

I think artists like PinkPantheress who popped off on the tiktok scene, really contributed to the revival of the genre. She was my gateway to the genre.

me too

Same. Tobias Dray is one artist I can think of that’s kind of pushing it rn

@@diogenesbarrel7350 it seems like so many people have had different entry points into dnb/jungle the past few years and it's just so cool to see.

@@scoob2cool516 I genuinely haven't listened to DnB for about 10-12 years

top tier pfp

Most normie comment ever

AMEN ❤

Does flying lotus have slight influence from jungle?

wait jungle is a GENRE? i clicked the video thinking it was something for Terraria i dunno like "music to listen while fighting a underground jungle boss"

Toonami was the gateway drug for DNB to me

@@beefybriles I happened upon Massive Attack and DJ Shadow in a friend's collection in 1994. I had felt pretty sheltered, and not to slight on any music genre, but my house was classic rock and metal. When I found trip hop, jungle, dnb etc... it was refreshing, and still is. Love all music. It loves us back.

feels a bit sad almost? but i cant help but smile anyways. really just that feeling of insane nostalgia like you said.

@@129lolyt best way to cherish it is to relive it, I still play many genres like these such as hardtrance breakcore etc...

Specifically the 2000s genres, so good, so heavenly, makes you ascend to a higher plane at this point

Synthwave has been growing a lot since the pandemic

@Vice'sDelusion And then there's songs like Sedai no SCREAM by Demondice that's a mix of both.

@@UBvtuber Demondice blows

@@bbpoisonn the synthwave fad has been dead since 2019 or so, at least that's how it seems to me

@@AC3electrosphere hmm interesting, I’ve observed quite the opposite tbh

It’s something really unique to the early 2000’s. We thought we WERE the future. The art, the fashion, the architecture, everything we made had this hopeful naïveté to it. Really strange looking back.

the yesterday sound of the future, today

@@altzadhalis6625 that is super interesting... I've heard this a lot from those who experienced the late 90s and early 00s. No other generation has seen itself as the future in such a way, must've been so surreal. It still sounds futuristic.

Dude, yes this exactly!! I've been saying this for years, it feels like its in the past but also way into the future.

Its called Retrofuturism

lets get ittttt

I"m new I've never heard this and I'm about to cry so thanks

I think joe made it

@@gabezepeda5010 your welcome :3, thanks for listening!

love your music!

Some of biggest names in Jungle right now are Tim Reaper, Coco Bryce, Dead Man's Chest, Pete Cannon, 4am Kru and Sully, to name a few. They're all worth checking out if you're brand new to the genre. Definitely try and dig around for more obscure artists though, 'cause you'll find some absolute gems if you do. For example, DJ 유틸리티 조끼 (DJ Utility Vest) is a good and fairly obscure Jungle producer from Korea I found recently.

@@dxmthl hey thank you!! I will!

Did you try "Artcore" yet? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o8aELn5IsRk.html Has a few nice songs.

@@dxmthl Are these new songs or are they like 10 years old or smth

@@BS-si6pj All of them have had at least 1 release this year. Tim Reaper specifically has been on at least 12 records released this year, when accounting for all the remixes, solo EPs and collabs he's done.

What do you mean by interlacing? What's mkw?

you mean interpolation?

​​@@rickyblizzard1 video effect that displays multiple frames as a single one to make it seem more fluid, I have no idea what mkw is, I remember seeing the acronym in a file extension list but I'm not sure that's what they mean

@@bruhzzer MKW = Mario Kart Wii.

nobody wants to use soundcloud

@@catzario1495 then look up their RU-vid channel lol

whats ur sc lemme steal likes

its just Hammercroft, mate also, ignore the playlist there, its just a list of stuff i've ripped off SC

classical music is pretty old

@@ecciq hip hop started in the 70s, took off in the 80s and 90s and is now one of the largest genres on the planet. There are many genres that are thriving today and are much older than 30 years old (jazz, rnb, soul, funk, hip hop, and many varieties of electronic). Many survive underground, some resurface, all are appreciated :) much love and dont take my comparison as anything but me just sharing a little perspective

Punk has been dead for 50 but annoying people keep revivifying its putrid corpse for some reason

Glad you enjoy it!

Or skateboarding. Always gotta have some on while I skate

spirited driving? optimistic alcoholic spotted lol

get this man behind a wheel!

@@mreoooooooooooooooooooooooooow cant drive unless im drunk!!

this one was my favourite too its amazing

Well put. Feel the same. How do we get there?

the artist was Brazilian

he also sampled beep street by squarepusher

i'm also 27 but can't say we grew up in the 90's man. We were babies. What i agree with is that 90's music and technology has carried on through our formative years. I played the PS1 until like 2005.

It was in some cartoons and animes too like the power puff girls, ghost in the shell and igpx. I had no idea this is what the genre was call but could immediately recall wat shows I had seen with this sound growing up in the 90s and early 00s😅

You were barely sentient in the 90s dude

quais musicas?

@@commssoldier Já na primeira musica dá pra ouvir uma sample de funk

Comentário brabo. Achei que só eu tinha sentido isso.

@@gabrielbrugger1697 era o q eu ia dizer. até o "tchu tcha tcha tugudá" tem. o beat é mto parecido e todas as músicas me lembram muito aqls hyper funk de baile do sp ou de bh!! tudo mt bom.

@@saphi2400 Muito chave, uma mistura que eu nunca tinha imaginado, mas combinou certinho kkkkkk Acho que vou começar a inventar Brazilian jungle, me ajuda?

Lol napes been killin it

@@ugandahater Napes is crap lmao

There's consistently been a lot of great dnb coming out of VISION Recordings.

What did you listen to back in 2013 that was so good?

@@torchoiseemail3474 I remember Noisia had some killer tracks

I'm glad you liked 'em, I had to scour the internet to compile them this playlist in particular, was redone three times!

Video true.. Without the people creating the tracks and the mixes and all us people loving what they are doing this scene would be nothing I hope you all have very happy lives

haha the sonic sample is the best part of the mix though

@@breaktheroof It gave me vietnan flashbacks to smash brawl though 💀

A lot of ps1 and n64 games had DnB soundtracks, there's actually a boatload of playlists on youtube of exactly that, now that i think about it.

early and late 2000's at the same time 🤯

glad you enjoyed it, mate

check out Bailey - Intelligent Drum and Bass

nemesis is incredible

ahhhhhhhhhhhhh, thank you :3

I'm surprised it's the least replayed song, it's actually one of my favorite songs here. Channels always put the best song at the beginning.

@@bunnywavyxx9524 nah but asc-binary is something else ......

@@nizarama587 I agree wholeheartedly, that's in my top 3 along with eternalrain.mp3's ultraviolet. Those and I'm The Happiest I've Ever Been are my favorites.

@@bunnywavyxx9524 I love the first song the most!

It definitely gave me Zora's Domain Vibes, I think it might be a sample.

Wow, I wish my dreams were a lot of fun! Usually it's some kind of post apocalyptic scene in my dreams, and trying to find somewhere safe and nice to be..