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One of Danny Jarvis' all-time favoruite D&B DJ, Artist and producer is LTJ Bukem often accompanied by the legendary lyricist MC Conrad. This is a live set from Cosmic Twilight last year. D&B doesn't ever age and the genre has evolved beautifully over the years incorporating elements of jazz, ambient, and other genres particularly in Bukem's sets and shows.LTJ Bukem, whose real name is Danny Williamson, is a British drum and bass musician, producer, and DJ. He gained prominence in the early 1990s for his contributions to the development of the atmospheric and intelligent drum and bass subgenre. Bukem is also the founder of the influential record label Good Looking Records, which has released many classic and influential drum and bass tracks.Enjoy - Danny Jarvis

1993's "Atlantis (I Need You)" is a captivating track released under the label Good Looking Records. This song, with its mesmerizing melodies and atmospheric soundscapes, is perhaps one of my most memorable tracks from the emerging D&B scene back in the day. It takes listeners on an immersive musical journey, blending elements of ambient, drum and bass, and electronic music, resulting in a unique and engaging sonic experience.The composition begins with ethereal pads and gentle synth arpeggios, creating a sense of tranquility and anticipation. As the song progresses, a steady drumbeat enters, providing a rhythmic foundation that drives the energy forward. The meticulous production techniques enhance the depth and richness of the track, allowing each layer to shine through.The standout feature of "Atlantis (I Need You)" is its sublime use of melodies and textures. The melodies soar and intertwine, evoking a dream-like quality that transports the listener to another world. The atmospheric textures and intricate sound design add a touch of mystery and intrigue, immersing the listener in a sonic landscape that feels both familiar and otherworldly.The song's title, "Atlantis (I Need You)," hints at a yearning for a lost or mythical place. The music amplifies this sentiment, creating a sense of longing and desire for something beyond the present reality. It captures a feeling of nostalgia or a longing for an idealized utopia.Overall, "Atlantis (I Need You)" is a captivating and evocative piece of music that showcases the talent and creativity of the artist and the vision of Good Looking Records. It takes the listener on an emotional journey through its mesmerizing melodies, intricate textures, and carefully crafted production. This track is a testament to the power of music to transport us to different worlds and evoke deep emotions.I first heard the track on an LTJ Bukem tape in 1993. LTJ Bukem, whose real name is Danny Williamson, is a legendary figure in the realm of drum and bass music. As a producer, DJ, and label owner of Good Looking Records, Bukem has made significant contributions to the genre and has had a profound impact on its development.Bukem's musical journey began in the late 1980s, when he started DJing in his hometown of London, England. Inspired by the emerging sounds of acid house and the burgeoning rave scene, he developed a deep passion for electronic music. However, it was his exploration of the breakbeat-driven rhythms and intricate basslines of jungle and drum and bass that would define his career.In the early 1990s, Bukem established his own record label, Good Looking Records, which became a seminal imprint in the drum and bass scene. The label quickly gained recognition for its distinctive sound characterized by lush atmospheres, intricate melodies, and intricate drum patterns. Bukem's production style, often referred to as "intelligent drum and bass," showcased his ability to blend soulful and jazzy elements with the energetic beats of the genre.As a DJ, LTJ Bukem became renowned for his seamless mixing skills and the ability to craft mesmerizing sets that took listeners on a journey through different moods and emotions. His sets were characterized by a smooth and fluid mixing technique, blending tracks from various subgenres within drum and bass, as well as incorporating elements of jazz, funk, and soul.One of Bukem's most notable contributions to the drum and bass scene is his influential compilation series, "Logical Progression." Released in the mid-1990s, these albums showcased the evolving sound of drum and bass and introduced many talented artists to a wider audience. The "Logical Progression" series became an essential reference point for fans and aspiring producers alike, capturing the essence of Bukem's musical vision. Check out Progression Sessions Vol 1 here with the Legendary MC ConradLTJ Bukem's impact on the drum and bass genre extends far beyond his own productions and performances. His dedication to pushing boundaries and his unwavering commitment to quality music have inspired countless artists and helped shape the evolution of drum and bass into the diverse and vibrant genre it is today.In summary, LTJ Bukem is an iconic figure in the world of drum and bass music. His unique blend of soulful melodies, intricate rhythms, and impeccable mixing skills have made him a highly respected artist and a true pioneer in the genre. His contributions as a producer, DJ, and label owner have left an indelible mark on the drum and bass community, solidifying his status as a legendary figure in electronic music.

Ever walk into a venue back in the day and been greeted by the sounds of the Bukem, the Conrad, the DRS, Blame, Nookie, Blu Mar Ten, Makoto, Pariah, PFM, Alaska, Future Engineers, Pete Rann, Axis, Intense Artemis, Big Bud, Rantoul, Seba, Nu Moon, J Laze etc? Tonight we toast the music of Good Looking and Looking Good Records. This is a brief sojourn through their monumentous back catalogue picked out of my record collection at random. This weeks 7 inches of love is a very strange number from an outfit called Yonatan Gat on the wonderful Joyful Noise Records. It's actually a CD with vinyl grooves etched into one half of it so you can play it on a turntable. Awesome! 

DJ and Producer Trevor Gordon draws inspiration for his sets from a diverse range of producers, from an Pooley, Atjazz, Rishi K (RIP), to Drum and Bass legend LTJ Bukem. His early Deeper House influences came from Ian Pooley’s “Followed” and Ajazz’s “Lab Funk” album. In this mix you’ll find a taster of this along with one of Trevors latest tracks, “Bukem 19” on label, MOISS Black. You can also check out more of his mixes on D3EP radios Urban Night Grooves, and watch out for more from his coming on Moiss soon. Track listing: https://www.untitledmusic.org/trevor-gordon-mix.html

A 2 PART AMBITRONICA SPECIAL: DRUM 'N' BASS 'N' DREAMY BREAKS 1994-2017. Compiled & mixed by Mike G at Rubycon Sound, May-June 2020. Tracklist at ambientmusicguide.com. Around 1994 I remember hearing the track ‘Mutant Jazz’ by the mysterious T Power vs MK Ultra. It was getting airplay on Oz public radio station Triple J, which broke a fair bit of new indie and electronic music from the UK back then. It started as a slow, funky trumpet-led lounge break that – completely unexpectedly – segued into the fast, stuttering, skittering beats of what I soon learned was called jungle. Then, following this initial segue, ‘Mutant Jazz’ improbably and brilliantly married both: slow and fast, dreamy and kinetic. As jungle quickly morphed beyond the underground and spread around and outside the UK it became known as drum ‘n’ bass. The more ambient, atmospheric tip championed by the likes of LTJ Bukem and his label Good Looking Records became yet another iteration of ambient dance music alongside ambient techno, IDM, ambient dub, lounge, ambient breaks and a slew of other subgenres. Two or more of these styles were frequently fused together, and “intelligent” drum ‘n’ bass was one of the most eclectic and inventive styles of them all. These two mixes capture rich, atmospheric drum ‘n’ bass and breakbeat tunes that are personal faves, mostly dating from back in the day but also a few recent ones including cuts from genre giants Blu Mar Ten. Pioneers like Bukem and A Guy Called Gerald are here, but so too are some stonking cosmic tracks from Australian and New Zealand artists which you have probably never heard and I think you’ll like. A lot.

A 2 PART AMBITRONICA SPECIAL: DRUM 'N' BASS 'N' DREAMY BREAKS 1994-2017. Compiled & mixed by Mike G at Rubycon Sound, May-June 2020. Tracklist at ambientmusicguide.com. Around 1994 I remember hearing the track ‘Mutant Jazz’ by the mysterious T Power vs MK Ultra. It was getting airplay on Oz public radio station Triple J, which broke a fair bit of new indie and electronic music from the UK back then. It started as a slow, funky trumpet-led lounge break that – completely unexpectedly – segued into the fast, stuttering, skittering beats of what I soon learned was called jungle. Then, following this initial segue, ‘Mutant Jazz’ improbably and brilliantly married both: slow and fast, dreamy and kinetic. As jungle quickly morphed beyond the underground and spread around and outside the UK it became known as drum ‘n’ bass. The more ambient, atmospheric tip championed by the likes of LTJ Bukem and his label Good Looking Records became yet another iteration of ambient dance music alongside ambient techno, IDM, ambient dub, lounge, ambient breaks and a slew of other subgenres. Two or more of these styles were frequently fused together, and “intelligent” drum ‘n’ bass was one of the most eclectic and inventive styles of them all. These two mixes capture rich, atmospheric drum ‘n’ bass and breakbeat tunes that are personal faves, mostly dating from back in the day but also a few recent ones including cuts from genre giants Blu Mar Ten. Pioneers like Bukem and A Guy Called Gerald are here, but so too are some stonking cosmic tracks from Australian and New Zealand artists which you have probably never heard and I think you’ll like. A lot.

Shout out Bukem and the Good Looking crew - here's a mix to soothe and move romance. Grab a tall iced drink and sip this mix by the poolside. One for the blissed.

Hailing from Bolton (UK), brothers John & Dominic Crossland formed SoulStructure in late 2012 and have quickly become synonymous with ambient, jazz and old skool infused drum & bass. With a ten year age gap the brothers have had different journeys to get to this point…. At the age of 11, under the guidance of the duo’s older brother Iain and friend JB, John started to build his record and mixtape collection; developing an early passion for breakbeat and jungle techno. Influenced by the sounds of Omni Trio, Nookie & Peshay, this led to the logical progression of learning to DJ a couple of years later. As time went on and the music developed, John became more enraptured by the prospect of music production and emulating his idols…. PFM, DJ Pulse, Intense, Artemis et al. He saved up what money he could to buy an Akai sampler, Roland synthesizer and computer sequencer. John started to experiment with sounds and established a large sample library which would serve him well in later years. As time went on he maintained his burning passion for the music but became preoccupied with playing football and progressing his professional career as a recruitment manager. The dreams of calving his own identity in the music production world went on hold. However, John remained influenced by jazz, hip hop & soul and continued to build a substantial vinyl collection and quietly hone his song writing skills. Dom developed an eclectic taste in music from a young age. From indie rock to techno, he soaked up different influences; always keeping an open mind. Coupled with a passion for avant-garde and world cinema, Dom became a vessel for all things abstract and cult. He invested in a pair of Technics 1200s and, alongside close friend Will, began mixing hip hop and drum & bass for hours on end; back-to-back sessions that would go on to the early hours of the morning. After enrolling on a music technology degree, Dom's production skills developed very quickly. Under the name Release, he soon had music signed by a variety of labels. His solo project has become known for razor sharp drums, grinding bass lines and sic-fi samples. He continues to release music under this moniker and has established a reputation for his technical ability and engineering skills having released music through Horizons & DJ Trace’s DCI4 imprint. n the midst of establishing his solo project, Dom sent a track to LTJ Bukem that received heavy support. Due to sample clearance issues it was not possible to release, so Danny asked what other music he had available. At this point the brothers decided to work together and revisit some of the projects John started over a decade earlier. The boys went on to sign a handful of tracks to Bukem’s Good Looking Records imprint and SoulStructure was born. Unfortunately the label folded before the tracks could be unleashed to the world. However, Paul SG was quick to swoop and sign the duo to his growing Jazzsticks Recordings label in 2014. John & Dom’s first release was a remix of Paul’s underground classic ‘Rhodesomes’ followed by the critically acclaimed Origin EP featuring collaborations with Pulsaar, Jrumhand and the legendary saxophonist Molly Duncan in early 2015. The boys have since released the single ‘Brooklyn Belles’ and the PFM inspired tribute ‘Progressive Future Music’ on Repertoire’s Full Repertoire Vol.1 compilation. Over the last year the duo have been collaborating with a variety of artists and working on the SoulStructure debut LP ‘Time & The Truth’, which should see a release in March/April 2018. The SoulStucture sound will guide you through ambient soundscapes scattered with jazz samples and underpinned by solid steel classic drum breaks. Unashamedly influenced by mid-90s drum & bass, John & Dom’s DJ sets are no different. Let your mind drift and your body sway. Tracklist Universal Traveller - Midnite (Voyager Remix) DJ Shadow - What Does Your Soul Look Like Pt.1 Intense - Only You Dub Two - Bad Man (Tuffness Mix) DJ Pulse & The Jazz Cartel - Street Player Jaheim - Put That Woman First (Calibre Remix) Keni Burke - Risin' To The Top DJ Crystl - Meditation Architex - Altitude Warp 69 - Natural High Common & Hi-Tek - 1-9-9-9 Shogun - Nautilus 808 State - Pacific State Origin UFO - Loud Minority (Alex Reece Remix) DJ Distroi & Boykz - Come With It Bad Boy Furney - It Is Real

@djlee is a name synonymous with quality. Known as one of the key tastemakers within the scene since the early 90s, he built up his standing and craft with residencies at some of the finest events in the land, namely Fabio and Bukem’s ‘Speed’ and the infamous Metalheadz Blue Note Sessions. He’s also no stranger to the world of production, having released tunes on labels such as Metalheadz, Metro, 31 and Advanced in the Drum & Bass world, and also for the legendary Watergate, the Berlin based house and techno label. Although never stepping away from the music, or losing his love for it, he held back on the DJing for some time, but luckily 2017 saw him return to the fray, and the future now promises plenty more of DJ Lee, something music should definitely be grateful for! And here he is with nearly 90 minutes of goodness for the SUNANDBASS Podcast. A fine blend of old and new, light and smooth, it’s a perfect start to 2018.

Jit - Guest Mix [FBP#56]Welcome to the Fat Badger Podcast!Up next in the guest seat we have Jit - He has created the perfect mix for the bright sunny weather - Sit back and enjoy the laid back chilled jungle vibes!Jit is a DJ who is largely influenced by old skool jungle. He fell in love with 90's Bukem and The Progression Sessions and his style showcases his passion for the era. His selection features jazzy and atmospheric jungle, progressing through to the darker sounds. Jit was a late bloomer in the scene and didn't actually start DJing until a few years ago, but has recently found himself on lineups such as Launch International, Kapow and True Romance. To put it simply, he plays music for the heads.Show Jit some love here:soundcloud.com/jit-parmarmixcloud.com/Jit ParmarYou can listen to our shows on all the major podcast platforms:iTunes/iPhone: apple.co/1nirVUYTunein Radio: bit.ly/2fjeBWiStitcher: bit.ly/2gjQV3sRSS Feed: bit.ly/1oqxFM9Are you enjoying the podcast? Why not donate $1 per month to help us make even more great shows and expand our network :)www.patreon.com/fatbadgerpodcastYou can also follow the podcast here: www.facebook.com/fatbadgerpodcastwww.twitter.com/fatbadger_dnb

「ORIGINS」is a vinyl mixtape series covering the golden era of Jungle / early Drum & Bass This episode tries to showcase how Detroit Techno inspired Drum & Bass in the nineties. A tribute to the SPEED Era (Fabio and Bukem's night at the Mars Bar) and early Blue Note. Features bits by the likes of Photek, Lemon D, Blame & Justice, Spirit and Alex Reece. Vintage summer vibes. Funky Technicians – No Mystery The Sentinel ‎– Toulépleu Rising Sons ‎– Dreams Of You (Remix) Jazz Juice – Detroit Skanna ‎– Find Me Spirit ‎– Solar Glide Lemon D ‎– Going Gets Tough Blame ‎– Neptune The Sentinel ‎– Genesis Rising Sons ‎– Touch Me Justice – Aquisse Icons – Lost In Music (c) 2017 Krunchtime Radio

Drum N Bass/Ambient/Jazzy/Liquid.   Some old school, jazzy, liquid, ambient drum n bass... The classics from the Bukem era from Good Looking Records, Moving Shadow featuring Intense, Future Bound, PFM, JMJ & Flytronix. There's also some rolling Hospital Records High Contrast tunes such as his remix of Adele's 'Hometown Glory'. Long live D&B!   Goldie - Angel, Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (High Contrast mix), Omni Trio - Sanctuary (Funky Technicians Remix), High Contrast - Adele - Hometown Glory (High Contrast mix), Intense - Breathless, PFM - One And Only, Frank De Wulf - Drums In A Grip (Wax Doctor Mix), Alex Banks - Control, Influx Datum - Alright, Aphex Twin - (Untitled) Q-Chastic A1, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Garden (Calibre Remix), High Contrast - Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Carlito - Heaven, JMJ & Flytronix - In Too Deep, Intense - Only You, Adam F - Circles, Morcheeba (feat. Judy Tzuke) - Blue Chair (Silence Groove remix), dBridge - For Tonight (Original Mix), Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Original Mix), Goldie - Kemistry, Ivy Lab & Hydro - Make It Clear (feat. Frank Carter III & Lucy Annika), Future Bound - Sorrow, Deep Blue - The Helicopter Tune, Future Bound - Blue Mist, Origin Unknown - Valley of the Shadows

Blindside steps up for Podcast #33. Dan has been integral to the UK scene for a hot minute now – schooled on Ratty, Pilgrim, Scotty, Fabio and Bukem at Quest from ‘92, he helped run Pro-Session and Autumn before starting his own event in 2006, Break Thru, and has since joined the SUNANDBASS crew in 2014. He is also the founder of Blindside Recordings, a label that has been responsible for releasing music from some of drum and bass’ most important producers from the early 2000’s onwards - including the incredible DBridge remix of Dreamworld by Physics, Konspiracy by Marcus Intalex and Noisia’s first release. Blindside Recordings will be making a come back later this year beginning with a release from Calibre, so stay tuned for that! Here’s his mix, a memoir of SUNANDBASS, a real DJ mix live and full of both dubs and total classics – dive right in! Alix Perez - ? ? - ? DBridge – China Blue Zed Bias – Something About This – Nu:Tone RMX Skeptical – Imperial NFM – Sacred Heart FD – Work It Out ft. Collette Warren Gang Related – Spurt Marcus Intalex, Calibre & Fox – Something Heavy Digital & Spirit – Your Love DRS & Marcus Intalex – Emergency Calibre – Justice Jubei & DBridge – These Things RMX Ulterior Motive – Edges Marcus Intalex, Calibre & Fox – Runaway Physics – Dreamworld – DBridge RMX DRS, LSB & Tyler Daley – The View Total Recall – Timeless World Soul 80s - ? NFM – Beams Calibre – Don’t Take It Calibre – Keep Control FD – Change Please Shy FX & T Power – Everything Johnny L – Two Of Us – Photek RMX

Hello and welcome to the Stress Factor Podcast episode 148. We have DJ B-12 back for a special edition and it is a real treat for you! B's come correct with an oldskool all vinyl 1993-1995 intelligent jungle mix he did back in 2008 for a mix series we at the time called the Virtual Tape. It was a predecessor of the podcast! It's 45 minutes of oldskool jungle vibes and we hope you enjoy! The mix is 320k mp3, 45 minutes long, 101 MB size. Tracklist 01. Bukem and Peshay - 19.5 Reprisal [Good Looking Records GLR008] - 1993 02. LTJ Bukem - Horizon [Looking Good Records LGR001] - 1995 03. LTJ Bukem - Music (Peshay Rework) [Nexus Records NEXUS002] - 1996 04. 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse - Drowning In Her [Tone Def Records 013DJ] - 1993 05. SLM - Die Hard [Tone Def Records 016DJ] - 1994 06. Foul Play - Being With You (Foul Play Remix) [Moving Shadow SHADOW 49 R1] - 1994 07. Foul Play - Being With You (E-Z Rollers remix) [Moving Shadow SHADOW 49 R2] - 1994 08. J Majik - Sunray (Rufige Cru Remix) [Infared] INFRA 003] - 1994 09. Foul Play - Beats Track [Moving Shadow SHADOW 49 R2] - 1994 10. Fallen Angels - Oh Yeah [IQ Records IQ003] - 1994 11. Foul Play - Open Your Mind [Moving Shadow SHADOW 29] - 1993

Fancy some sunshine sounds? this mix is pure soulful house goodness and is ideal for a summers day in the park, sitting by the pool or having a sundown cocktail. Strangely enough this is my first soulful house mix and this vibe takes me back to early 2000s and the era that was Rowsley Lodge, House FM, Unknown FM, Camden Palace, Bobby and Steve Soul Heaven, movers and shakers in bond street, the buffalo bar in highbury corner and everything else soulful house related. Mr Mole, Mundis, Han, Jenwah, Stace, Dee, Rob, Sam, Tracy Luv, Matt Nash, Piglet, Olner and the man himself Mikey Matt you all knows it! The music on this podcast is what i call proper house music and while it reminds me of that era because every club or bar you went to was playing soulful tunes, these tunes i have used are fresh. The inspiration and many of the tunes on this mix comes from my man Choci. One of the pioneers of electronic music in London in the late 80s and early 90s for years Choci sold vinyls from his west end Choci's Chewns record shop to all the biggest DJs in the land Oakenfold, Tong, Rampling, Norman Jay, Bukem, Goldie and the like. He also DJ'd all over London and the world and had various residencies including Escape from Samara at the Fridge in Brixton. If you look on any flyer from the day Choci was there headlining and those guys previously mentioned were often supporting him. Choci is a musical legend inspired by the music not commercials, check out some of Choci's art and you can catch the man himself dj'ing on tuesdays live on Kane FM for Team Robbo. It took me a few tunes to settle into this mix as some of the early stuff is recorded live so has varying BPMs, there are 4 or 5 exclusive Choci edits/remixes on this mix. I will bang a track list up when i have time. Enjoy the tunes, just let the mix roll it builds and builds, sit back enjoy the sunshine, hopefully your sundowner and turn it up! Drop me an email or facebook shout to let me know if you've been listening and if you like it

To celebrate the 50th Rubber Stamped Podcast I decided to make a 5hr mix with 50 tunes 10 from each genre Chilled, Progressive, House, Breaks, Trance and Drum and Bass. Narrowing down from all of my music was pretty much impossible and this did not leave room for genres like Tech, Techno, Deep, etc. So i ended up picking 72 of my favourite tunes plus a few accapellas and ended up making a 7hr 25minute mix of Rubber Stamped Slammin Melodic Electronic Music. It starts chilled goes through the house genres into some breaks then trance and ends with some drum and bass. This is pretty much my soundtrack to the last few years of my life. Big Shout out to Way Out West who registered 6 tunes on my mix. The Hospital records stable provided 6 records as well with 4 tunes from High Contrast. Eric Prydz including Pryda and Cirez D chipped in with 3 tunes all on his Pryda Recordings label. Gareth Emery also delivered 3 tunes. The quality of the Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep labels showed through with 4 records. A few artists such as General MIDI, Daniel Kandi and Stanton Warriors provided 2 tunes with music from Ian Pooley, BT, Grant Nelson, Booka Shade, X-Press 2, Jazztronic, Conrad and Bukem, Talisman and Hudson and many more making up the rest of the set. Thx for all your support, big musical love Rubber

This is another "intelligent" drum n bass mix I did after listening to the original Elemental Forms. It's a bit darker sounding then the first but still got a spacey airy feel, great for night driving. Hope you enjoy this installment of my Ice-casts , Elemental Forms II (Lucid Conditions) -Phrigid- Track Listing 1. Seba - Valley of the Moomins 2. Bjorn - God Cord 3. Omni Trio - Higher Ground 4. KMC - System 5. LTJ Bukem - Suspended Space 6. Seba - Connected 7. Omni Trio - Kinetic 8. Blu Mar Ten - Freedom 9. Lamb - Goreki (Global Communication)

sometimes you have to go back to your roots... I grew up listening to a wide variety of music. But for a long time I was entranced with the world of the mellower style of drum n bass, or so called "Intelligent Jungle". LTJ Bukem became my hero along with his Good Looking Records artists such as (at the time) Blame, Seba, Intense, Big Bud and more. With a Style different from the dark brooding, bass heavy sounds of the traditional drum n bass, this style incorporated more jazz, ambient, and not-so-hard textures over crisp, lush, complex beats. So this is a tribute to a style I don't hear so much anymore. I have found this mix to be great while driving, so grab some gas and start up the engine... here is Elemental Forms. -Phrigid- **Tracklisting** 1 - Artemis - Elysian Fields 2 - MC Conrad - Dawn of Harmony (Big Bud Remix) 3 - Adam F - Circles 4 - Intersperse - High Moon 5 - Ethereal 77 - Religion 6 - JMJ & Flytronix - Delusion 7 - Ethereal 77 - Floation 8 - Mc Conrad - Nadiresonance (PHD Remix) 9 - PFM - In Love