Posts Tagged ‘4Hero’

Bargain Jungle: Scarface – I Seen A Man Die (4 Hero Remixes)

27, May 2011

I’m a huge hip hop fan, and primarily East Coast, listening to Nas and Wu-Tang long before Jungle cast it’s spell on me. Despite coming from the South, Scarface (of Geto Boys fame) was as real as any East Coast rap, with his very deep and grainy voice, simple but effective rhymes; I Seen A [...]

May Day 2011 Jungle Mix by Law

5, May 2011

A mix from myself here, a random selection of a few not so obvious tunes. Tracklisting looks like… 01.. Remarc – Ricky (Remarc & Lewi Cipher Remix) – Dollar 02.. Funky Porcini – King Ashabanapal (Dillinja Remix) – Ninja Tune 03.. Desired State – Killer Beat (Q-Bass Remix) – Ram 04.. Suburban Knights – State [...]

Nolige – Untitled 92′ Mix [Part 1] [10.01.11]

14, Jan 2011

Another wicked Nolige mix here, digging the achives of 1992 to come up with quite the elusive tracklisting. -download- 01. MC Jay J & Devious D – Time Of Our Lives – Awesome Records 02. Bad Influence – Sudden Impact – Bad Influence 03. Defender – Feel It [Bass] – Gyroscope Records 04. Foul Play [...]

Reinforced Records Mix by Manix & Interview

24, Dec 2010

A great mix from Manix aka Marc Mac (also 4Hero & Tom & Jerry) of the legendary Reinforced Records to promote the up coming new ‘but oldskool’ album from Manix in 2011. The mix and interview are lifted from EPM Music. Download podcast / mix Following Mark Broom’s live from Nitsa mix we now welcome [...]

Outrage: 1990-1994 Two Hour Old Skool Special

17, Dec 2010

Outrage of Function Recordings and Backlash fame has concocted this epic 2 hour set from 1990 to 1994, a proper history lesson in the evolution from hardcore to jungle. -download- 1 – Subnation – Scottie – Future Vinyl 003 (1993) 2 – Doc Scott – Drumz VIP – Metalheadz (1996) 3 – DJ Crystl – [...]

Tune Of The Day: Tom & Jerry – We Can Be Free

24, Sep 2010

Absolute vintage hardcore from Tom & Jerry aka 4hero aka Marc Mac and Dego. Back in 1992 onwards the  Tom & Jerry rouse seemed to be an outlet for their more dancefloor material, going on to make huge anthems like Air Freshener and Maximum Style. This one though is all out hands- in-the-air-breakdown oldskool. Also [...]


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