Scientific Sound Asia is proud to announce that DJ Scibes will be performing an album release show for 24 Karat Recordings. Scientific Sound Asia is an Asian electronic music station, promoter, and DJ agency for the region, and it has an international following.
DJ Scibes is an Australian DJ and producer hailing from the sunny shores of Perth Australia. DJ Scibes real name Simon Marsh has had an extensive career in the professional entertainment industry. Starting with theatre then evolving on to film, TV, and performing all over Europe, the UK, Japan and of course Australia.
DJing has always been a passion for Scibes for more years than he cares to remember performing in various clubs, festivals, dance parties and radio stations. He has worked for Dream Killers Records (USA), i&i (UK), Segara Indonesia, Jam Down Productions (Perth), Australasian Collective, and Extended Play (Perth).
He has recently worked with Third Eye Records UK and is currently directing and fronting Stand & Deliver Productions and Recordings with the Jungle Madness shows and upcoming releases. He consistently performs on a large range of online shows and streams for Starz and Deeza shows, Pull Up Radio, Block Radio, Pirate Radio, DnB Australia, and Kiss FM Australia.
This is Nu Skool Jungle Album cover.
24 Karat Recordings album comprises a whopping 52 tracks from a selection of 43 artists either solo or working together in some shape or form and started from a comment on social media by label boss, Danny Styles. What started as a random Facebook post musing about a possible jungle album has turned into the largest project ever undertaken by the label to date.
Artists from all over the globe answered Danny’s call for music and the album grew and grew… and grew from there. With a sneak early USB release featuring exclusive dubs and versions not available on the digital release selling out in less than 24 hours, the anticipation around the album has been almost palpable - the USBs are being manufactured and printed as we write this press release.
They have not gotten to us at the time of writing. You can taste the tension in the air. Danny has been aggressively protective of the finished product, refusing to send it to the promotional mailing list and keeping the dubs for himself playing the tracks every set.
He then sent it to one DJ and one DJ only... Kenny Ken. Not even the artists have the album. Danny has been a real dick about it and we have told him this.
But, who can blame him with a list of contributors featuring names like Ras Demo, MC SAS, 6blocc, Epicentre, Veak, Sola, KJAH, Street Creeps, DJ Uniques, Neil Badboy, Just Jungle, Lion UK, iV, Destiny, Danny Styles and many, many more including the introduction of new talent… Danny had every right to feel protective.
As a project, the idea was to represent what Danny likes to call “Nu Skool Jungle” - The jungle scene is thriving at the moment and a lot of the talent is new blood. The sound has evolved over the years and although representative of Old Skool Jungle and its offspring, Drum & Bass, Nu Skool Jungle is a different beast.
It is as distinct from those genres as it is a part of them. Indeed, one could say Nu Skool Jungle is the bastard offspring of Original Jungle and Drum & Bass. Danny likes to call it “It's just Jungle but as it would sound if we had all this technology back then” - Whatever it is, It sounds bloody good.
The tracks vary in tempo and atmosphere. There is a huge range of styles from the dark, trippy, atmospheric drum fest that 6blocc offers up to the crazed edits of Sum NSF there is a bit of everything on this album.
Hip hop Jungle. Reggae. Jungle. Ragga Jungle. Hard Dark Jungle. Sci-Fi atmospheric Jungle. Old Skool Jungle. Lover’s Jungle. Abstract Jungle.. so much Jungle… What 24 Karat has tried to do here is to represent what is happening in Jungle right now and to almost take a historical snapshot of a musical scene that is thriving and that we feel blessed to be part of. We hope you like it!
DJ Scibes’ Nu Skool Jungle Album Show on December 2nd, 2022, was a powerful journey through Drum & Bass and Jungle, featuring an impressive lineup of hard-hitting tracks. The show opens with Sync Dynamix’s “This One” and flows into standout Jungle anthems like “Inner Space” by Sasha Khan and “Hardcore Members” by Pablo G.
The mix showcases Danny Styles’ influence with tracks such as “Fuck Off” and “In Your Town,” while also highlighting collaborations like “Done This” by Ras Demo & Danny Styles. Epicentre’s “Selecta” and Neil Badboy & Veak’s “This Generation” add to the vibrant atmosphere. This episode is a must-listen for fans of Drum & Bass and Jungle, delivering a blend of both classic sounds and Nu Skool energy.
DJ Scibes, This is Nu Skool Jugle Album Show 2nd December 2022.
Sync Dynamix - This One
Sasha Khan - Inner Space
Ben Repertoire - Breff
Danny Styles - Insurerection
Lion Uk - Ancient Breaks
Poynt Too & Fantasic 12000 - Presure Drop
BOTB - All Massive
RUNDR & Ben Repertoire - Arresting
Epicentre - Jungle 33
Just Jungle - Warn Dem
Pablo G - Hardcore Members
Sum - Theorize
S Man - Mind Cross
6Blocc - Low Rider
Danny Styles - Attainment
Danny Styles & Mc SAS - Join in
Danny Styles - Fuck Off
Danny Styles - Hustlers
Danny Styles - In Your Town
DJ Axonal - Ready Up Bumbaclart
DJ Prism - Dirty Fack
DJ Prism - E and A Piano
IV - So Y
IV - Stark
IV - This Is The Way 2022
SUBbreak vs D-region & Code - Dont Ramp
DJ Afterburner - Stand Out
Danny Jenk - Close My Eyes
Danny Jenk - Jungle Daze
Danny Jenk - Warning
DJ Direkt - SNm
DJ Skye - Dont Cry
DJ Uniques - Get Out My House Bitch
Epicentre - Selecta
Neil Badboy & Veak - This Generation
Ras Demo & Danny Styles - Done This
Listen on Mixcloud here.
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