The man knows his stuff and draws for a selection that really represents what the Facebook group is all about; deep and atmospheric moods with clinical beats.

Remember to check out and join the group which has grown to nearly 2,000 members in just a few months; its a great place to chat about beats and discover new relics.

Beautifully Crafted Jungle Volume 4: Nibbers, looks like…

KMC – Polaris
Hybrid – Eat Static (PFM Remix)
Seba – Connected
Paradox – From My Mind
Mandalay – Flowers Bloom (PFM Secret Lover Remix)
Omni Trio – Together VIP
Leon Mar – Tha Men Who Fell To Earth
Intense – Visions
Indo Aminata – Leo Leo (Peshay Vocal Mix)
T Power Feat Mc Ultra – Mutant Jazz
Alex Reece – Jazz Master (Kruder & Dorfmeister Remix)
Everything But The Girl – Single (Photek Remix)

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He was one of few DJs (at the time) in Scotland who pioneered jungle in the midsts of the much more common happy hardcore and gabber scene of 90s.

He went on to launch one of Edinburgh’s first regular D&B nights called ‘Jungle Book’, where LTJ Bukem made his first appearance DJing in Scotland.

KMC went on to have releases on a few of the premier atmospheric D&B labels of the 90s, including Looking Good, Timeless and Partisan. A personal favourite of mine being ‘System‘ released on Bukem’s Looking Good records in 1999, which also proved to one of the last vinyl releases for KMC.

After leaving GLO stable, on apparently less than admirable terms like many artists on the labels roster, Keith McKnight (KMC) took a break from music but as has begun producing new tracks in the last couple of years – check out his Soundcloud account at soundcloud.com/kmc.

This tape rip was sent in by Drumtrip reader Lixx from his personal collection. Not much information on it other than, its a Fusion tape from 1996.

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KMC – Fusion Studio Mix 1996 by Drumtrip on Mixcloud

Tracklist
SOS- Spacefunk (Futurebound Remix)
PFM- Cruising Detroit
Spirit- Delusions
Funky Technicians- Deltawave
Funky Technicians- Airtight (Remix)
Mystic Moods- Music Is The Basis Of All Life (Concept 7)
Dom & Roland- Dynamics
Total Science – Split Personality
Mirage- Feel My Dreams
Mixrace & Proton ISO- Roll With It
Secrets Vol.2 – My Fantasy
Jack Ruby – The Shadow
Funky Technicians- Soundtrak
J.L.M. Productions – Autumn
KMC – Polaris
Shogun – Together
Dillinja- Deadly Deep Subs VIP

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Their release of Inertia and Profhesy (yes, it is really incorrectly written Profhesy) was released in 1996 on Timeless Records. Although the original release of are splendid in their own right, I’d like to showcase the remixes by KMC and Shogun released in 1997. This vinyl, also released on Timeless Records, has truly struck a special chord with me. Shogun’s remix of Inertia is a combination of energetic drums, soothing strings, beautiful keys, and of course dolphin/whale vocalization (it seemed to be popular in the 90s… and I can’t blame them, it sounds great!).  The track sweeps in and out of drops and is a joy to mix. The second tune is KMC’s remix of Prophesy (which is correctly written on the 1997 remix release) is similar in nature, but with a more vocal pad and upbeat bassline.

Both the original and remixes can be bought £2 to £5 :

Mouly And Lucida* – Inertia / Profhecy (12″)
Moul’y & Lucida ‎– Remixes

For your listening pleasure:

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