Brighton Loves Jungle presents: Over/Shadow

Over/Shadow continues the Moving Shadow legacy, With it's roots reaching back over decades, from before the jungle had even grown, and now still bearing fresh fruits on it's strong branches, this is one seriously big part of the jungle family tree.

2 Bad Mice - The mice will keep it nice with a sprinkling of Kaotic Chemistry, no need to be Bombscared, 2 Bad Mice are here to Hold It Down and take you on a Drum Trip with some Illegal Subs, expect to hear some of the freshest forthcoming dubs from the Over/Shadow label bosses!

Dom & Roland - aka The Dark Master, Dom has relentlessly pushed his unique deep, soulful but industrial futuristic sounds. From his early releases on No U Turn's sister label Saigon, through to his output on labels such as Moving Shadow, Grooverider's Prototype label, Renegade Hardware, Metalheadz, and current day with Over/Shadow and his own Dom & Roland Productions imprint, Dom is a bonafide heavyweight!

DJ Trax - original Shadow crew, one third of Mixrace with Paradox, and Leke Junglist Movement (R.I.P.) Trax's first release was on Bizzy B's Brain Records in 92, we thought it was High Time we had Trax Takin' Over the decks and we#re Infinitely Hyped to have him showcasing his selection. Trax's B-Boy roots make him a true breakbeat connoisseur, expect soulful, funky, rough rolling rhythms from the Dangerman.

Deep Blue - when it comes to jungle anthems, there aren't many that fly as high as The Helicopter Tune, Deep Blue's seminal stepper with it's weighty bassline, choppy beats, and euphoric uplifting atmospheric pads which came out on Moving Shadow (which Sean Deep Blue founded with Rob Playford and Si of 2 Bad Mice). Other works have appeared on Bukem's 'Good Looking' records, Offshore Recordings, and Doc Scott's '31 Records'

Etch - Brighton's own, a prolific producer with music on a plethora of releases on a multitude of labels, and across a broad range of genres from garage, to grime, to dubstep, to hardcore and of course jungle. Etch's unique style resonates across all his output and DJ sets, with his wide musical influences always culminating in heavy bass and intricate funky drumwork.

Campbell (Australia) - Melbourne based DJ and radio host Campbell has long been honing his craft, calling on his UK roots, to entrench himself as a staple of the bass music scene. He hosts PBS 106.7FM program The Blend, which is soon set to celebrate 20 years of broadcasting, and is an integral part of the city's rich musical fabric.