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The Evolution of Black British Music - Jungle

Jungle music is a fast-paced electronic dance music genre that originated in the early 1990s in London, England, born from the fusion of breakbeat hardcore, Jamaican sound system culture, hip-hop, reggae, dub, and dancehall.

Origins and Sound (1991–1993)

Breakbeat Hardcore Roots: Jungle evolved out of the UK rave scene as producers made breakbeat hardcore darker, faster, and more bass-heavy.
The "Amen" Break: Tracks typically run at roughly 160 BPM or higher and heavily feature chopped, syncopated funk drum breaks most famously the 1969 "Amen break" by The Winstons.
Proto-Jungle: Lennie De Ice's 1991 track "We Are I.E." is widely cited as an early template combining a heavy dub reggae bassline with hardcore breakbeat.

 

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