Having grown into an institution of the jungle drum 'n' bass scene since its inception in 2009, Jungle Cakes releases have become ubiquitous on break and bass-loving dancefloors worldwide.\n\nAnd with these twenty-two tracks, junglists and DnB heads are about to discover some brand new essentials.\n\nThere are names you'll be very familiar with - the likes of Exile, Benny V, Sola, Isaac Maya and others - as well as some new names to add to your buy-on-sight list. Plus of course, a wicked line-up of featured vocalists, like Mad Sam, Dread MC, Natty D and more, who have helped define the Jungle Cakes sound over the years.\n\nRepresenting all styles and patterns of junglistical sounds, from original flavour to contemporary reconfigurations, this is a snapshot of a scene and a label at the peak of their powers.\n\nFor licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Having grown into an institution of the jungle drum 'n' bass scene since its inception in 2009, Jungle Cakes releases have become ubiquitous on break and bass-loving dancefloors worldwide.\n\nAnd with these twenty-two tracks, junglists and DnB heads are about to discover some brand new essentials.\n\nThere are names you'll be very familiar with - the likes of Exile, Benny V, Sola, Isaac Maya and others - as well as some new names to add to your buy-on-sight list. Plus of course, a wicked line-up of featured vocalists, like Mad Sam, Dread MC, Natty D and more, who have helped define the Jungle Cakes sound over the years.\n\nRepresenting all styles and patterns of junglistical sounds, from original flavour to contemporary reconfigurations, this is a snapshot of a scene and a label at the peak of their powers.\n\nFor licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Euphonique's dancehall-referencing, Mad Sam-voiced, 420 anthem has been a fan favourite ever since it's first outings on dub. And now, alongside the original, three new school junglist champion producers have had their chance to deliver their own spin on the stems. Conrad Subs gives us huge intro and a hardstep-flavoured rinse out. Dazee twists the track into steel-toed militant territory. And Zapya adds a dose of screwface grot to the sounds. You won't be able to pick just one, you'll want all the flavours. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

Both solo and as a combo, Son and Kravitz have been steadily building a reputation as artists to watch. And, with this EP, they're going to add a whole new swathe of junglists to their fanbase. Because it does exactly what the title suggests. 'Ring Di Alarm' featuring Mad Sam brings some sound killer vibes, before 'Atlas Dub' goes atmospheric, 'Be Cool' punctures the jazz-flavoured intro with monstrous bass, and the title track twists old skool samples into an ultra-modern roll out. Junglists. This one's for you. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com