I think I i speak for everyone when I say we want more of these docs for more genres. Insanely well produced wow.

@fredfred2363

2 ай бұрын

Agreed. A huge amount of research went into this vid. The levels of background knowledge presented here is insane. Top producer levels of understanding, along with an innate ability to present the info in an easy to understand way. Great video.

@existextinct

2 ай бұрын

No. Nobody needs to know about this underground scene. That's why its dope to begin with. More docs means mainstream access. Makes stuff suck.

@existextinct

2 ай бұрын

@@fredfred2363 no.

@MtJochem

2 ай бұрын

@@existextinct The fact that this starts off with an viral meme makes you think there is very little 'underground' about the scene, is there?

@jaimebondoza3710

26 күн бұрын

@@existextinct oh come now do you live on the internet since covid? do you understand what 'massive' means? go to a huge out of control renegade party and come back here with the same sentiment all you want to be in is a year where everything is popping off

The amount of iconic tunes in this video is mad

@RskeDwg

2 ай бұрын

Was just thinking the same! 🔥

@hisamezero3388

2 ай бұрын

LTJ Bukem and Valley of shadows

@universalvibe72

2 ай бұрын

That's how you make a popular video and make yourself seem like you know what's going on.

@christianfilloux

2 ай бұрын

Some wouklld even say, massif

@Inbraneinthememsane

2 ай бұрын

Drumn Bass is a loser Genre for drug junkies

How can a 15-minute report from Resident Advisor be better, more informative, with a representative musical selection, than an entire documentary from Drum & Bass Arena?

@oskar_oskarewicz

2 ай бұрын

Because DnB Arena doc assumed that you already have this knowledge and started covering the genre history from 1995 if I recall properly ;)

@alexanderfavell

2 ай бұрын

Concise, slight romanticized vs big brand nostalgia. Both equally enjoyable. The former is easier to get across to the layman.

@okdigital151

2 ай бұрын

DNBA sucks stamina is a cuk LOL RAZOR

@dnch

2 ай бұрын

@@oskar_oskarewicz because DNB arena kids werent even alive before then

@Maffer_

2 ай бұрын

Who cares? This was great. It’s not a competition bruv it’s just music. Enjoy it

5:04 Those are my hands going through the records ... 😂 ... good job on the mini-doc RA.

@mistamowgli513

2 ай бұрын

Oh look, it's the OG Ghostface killa & Shadow Boxer himself! HERE COME THE DRUMZ!

@liquidpodcast

2 ай бұрын

Looks like You were looking for a specific 12" very very "under time pressure". Thank You Mr @DocScott31 For Making This World a Better Place. For the all these Years ❤

@nickrails

2 ай бұрын

Yo is this actually Doc Scott??!!! Dude, you're a legend from my 90s uni days!

@jeffredd9965

2 ай бұрын

Doc Scott - The Legend.

@arnavium31

2 ай бұрын

The legend himself

I'd watch TV again if we had documentaries like this

Absolutely outstanding. I’ve long wanted more docs on d&b and jungle’s history. One of my favourite chapters in musical history but because not so big in the US, it’s not received that high end Netflix treatment. This is awesome, would love a 2 hour version!

@kisnpisn4919

2 ай бұрын

the doc is a junglist aswell and he‘s not even being sarcastic about it! this is amazing. big ups 🙌

@jabarwicaksonosukmasae6227

2 ай бұрын

@@kisnpisn4919our cardiologist need some good tunes to raise those heartbeat

@BeatCultureLDN

2 ай бұрын

Incoming. End of 2024 on Hyper-D 🙌

@TheLondonRunner

2 ай бұрын

Netflix could never make something as good as this doc. They'd fill it with style over actual substance, as with everything else

@MedlifeCrisis

2 ай бұрын

@@TheLondonRunner I dunno man the first two seasons of Hip Hop Evolution were great. I would love something like that for the UK scene

This video is perfection, one of the best short documentaries I have watched.

@kebabylon

2 ай бұрын

JUNGLE IS MASSIVE!!!

@skyex

2 ай бұрын

Have you seen the one about the Amen Break? If not, I highly recommend it.

The only bad thing about this video is that it ends. I have not seen something so good in a very long time. Instantly added to favorites. Having the list of tracks was like the cherry on top. ❤❤❤

@gruskymeerkat11

2 ай бұрын

Its a great video, but it definitely should have mentioned something about Drum n' Bass. Especially because the clip starts with that gal mentioning DnB. They should have mentioned how DnB evolved from jungle. It didn't have to be in depth, and maybe they are making a documentary about DnB, but literally one or two sentences about DnB at the end would have made it perfect.

@kode-man23

2 ай бұрын

I know! I was ready to settle in for 60+ minutes haha. Quality stuff here.

@n8spectacular

2 ай бұрын

So true! My 19 month old danced through the entire thing!!! Jungle never dies!!!!

"Often creating a sense of intensity, chaos, melancholy...or terror" is another great potential sample!

@existextinct

2 ай бұрын

Then the ad plays.. Ruined...

@troyhackney148

Ай бұрын

Use brave browser. No adblock needed.

Holy f everything in this video is A+!! The music, the edits, the video, the story, the information, the narration! Amazing

@smartgenes1

2 ай бұрын

But it's all wrong if you think this defines what jungle is and d&b is. Many of these tracks are d&b and were at the time - Babylon Splash, Red Light, the Krome & Time Licence remix etc.

Wtf, this is an unbelievably beautiful video, so much love has gone into this! Interviews blend with the music and graphics, like the whole film is its own jungle track. Props to the editors, this is a work of art!

@johnnymatter93

2 ай бұрын

I recognise the Dillinja interview from the Metalheadz documentary that was out around 96.

3:32 My animation from about 1993 when I was a VJ at loads of the big raves. I wonder where they found this?

@TheChiraagG

Ай бұрын

That's nuts. Big ups

@armchairproductions

Ай бұрын

@@TheChiraagG Churss

@johnthies1150

Ай бұрын

I pressed the timestamp and got a peanut advert 😂

@armchairproductions

Ай бұрын

@@johnthies1150 Sounds about right.

@DanDerham-

Ай бұрын

Ahh wicked!! Let me try and find out for you :))

This is excelent. I've been a jungalist since the mid 90's and I still learn things from this. Hats of to you.

The opening bit suggested the video was going to make a distinction between Jungle and Drum and Bass. But it didn't - never mind. Actually, the proliferation of Jungle in the early 90s was really due to the technology: Affordable samplers.

@elduderino3120

2 ай бұрын

Everything you heard in the video was jungle, while DnB typically uses the step drum pattern. That’s the biggest single difference.

@elduderino3120

Ай бұрын

@@mhm9868 I agree with Brown Paper Bag - forgot that was in there - but everything else was Jungle. What else do you think was DnB and NOT Jungle from that playlist?

@elduderino3120

Ай бұрын

@@mhm9868 I never heard anyone use the term Drum'n'Bass until '95-'96. At first it just sounded like another marketing gimmick (remember Hardstep?). Everything I heard from '93-'94/'95 with breakbeats was Jungle.

@lambd01d

Ай бұрын

@@elduderino3120 With jungle, the beats were complex and the bass was fairly simple(typically just a sub). The switch to drum n bass was the adoption of the two step( eg Pulp Fiction) and more complex basslines( especially reeses).

❤🎉Junglist for life. Its in my soul, it moves me! The dance it produces from my body is so fun and exciting. Nothing like Jungle, those off beats, the sound of nature 💚💃🏾🥁💥

got goosebumps multiple times during that documentary. wow

As someone who was into it in the 90’s. Clear as mud then. Hard not to argue it’s the reggae sample that sets jungle apart from just being breakbeat or drum & bass. Think the problem more is that there’s so many genres. Especially now.

Really enjoyed the video but it didn't explain how it considers drum & bass differs from jungle and hence why the University Challenge question was deemed incorrect. I'm 57y and remember "jungle" being used for tracks by Shut Up & Dance and on the Tribal Bass label from 1990 onwards. But I'm sure we called Goldie's Timeless "drum & bass". Same for Guy Called Gerald, LTJ Bukum etc. It was a broader term that also took in the more electronic, less breakbeat, sound they were producing. Interesting to hear different perspectives though.

@noxiousdow

Ай бұрын

True, I remember Goldie's Timeless being referred to both as jungle and drum and bass. I think it represents the fuzzy boundary between the 2 quite nicely, if you ignore the fact that drum and bass can be an umbrella catch-all term for both like you said. Listening back to Goldie now in modern times it seems to me to be more jungle than drum and bass just because of the speed, which I think is the main difference if indeed you want to try and disentangle them. Jungle was slower, and that allowed time and space for much more complicated rhythms than later dnb. And the complexity of those rhythms meant that you could listen to jungle in 2 ways: either as something fast and frenetic or slow and flowing, depending on what mood you were in and how you chose to interpret it at any given moment. That's what makes jungle more interesting than faster drum and bass for me, and it's the syncopation that makes me want to get up and dance.... or I would if I wasn't middle-aged and flabby.

I appreciate the list of music used, I can never have enough jungle and dnb in my collection.

@DJAndeKarmaRecordings

2 ай бұрын

You should check ours out!

Fantastic little documentary, proper giving me the feels! Big respect for whom ever put this together 💥🔥🔥🔥💚

This was really well done. Short but right on and totally engaging. I still love those endless ragga jungle flips. At the time they started to feel stale, but there is a lot of great programming going on in a lot of them.

Great video, and Keisha is a wonderful narrator.

totally sick documentary im gonna show this to my children after they are born

@LlewynDaviesTheThird

2 ай бұрын

Gotta plan ahead innit

@Thrill_Hou

2 ай бұрын

lol same

@bonenintomatensaus

2 ай бұрын

Makes sense to do it after yeah

@user-um5cp2cs5j

2 ай бұрын

Play it to them in the womb mate 😂

@sawyermaitland

Ай бұрын

Maybe when they're in the sack​@@bonenintomatensauseven

6:14 - I ran around much of New York City, looking for the Metalheadz documentary just so I could see Dillinja at work. I was disappointed at how short his segment was. But still so memorable.

@DJKaBz1

2 ай бұрын

There’s another documentary about the valve system made by Dillinja and lemon D

@MagnumDB

2 ай бұрын

@@DJKaBz1 Why the hell haven't you put that in front of my eyeballs right now?!?

@DJKaBz1

2 ай бұрын

@@MagnumDB it’s on KZread I seen it ;)

@WokeSpokes

2 ай бұрын

@@DJKaBz1 I've seen it somewhere, freakn mad. Dili for life.

Good stuff. I still think they should have accepted "drum and bass" as they're synonymous in most cases. A better question would have been "what makes something NOT drum and bass" to answer their question properly.

@spacemant4482

2 ай бұрын

Agree

@donach9

2 ай бұрын

You can distinguish between them sometimes but there's huge overlap and they grew from the same scene. But even if you do distinguish them, I would say both A Guy Called Gerald and Goldie made tunes on both sides of that divide and they should have got the point.

@smartgenes1

2 ай бұрын

​@@donach9 There's not really much of a divide in truth. The only divide is the more raggaish 94 sound with less break editing, when it began to switch in 95 it was more of a return to the 93 style. By 95 most people used d&b to refer to all tunes, even the 94 ragga ones, which you could begin to call a sort-of subgenre 'jungle'. Since d&b didn't exist in 93 to refer to the stuff like Bizzy B, Invisible Man, Goldie, it could never be used to refer to those older tunes. The new sound was more digital, more edited, more timestretching, a cleaner sound. Tech-step started to take over late95-early 96 and some people think that is what d&b was but it certainly wasn't in 95.

@ollyod2

2 ай бұрын

@@donach9100%

@eoghanclark165

2 ай бұрын

​@@smartgenes1 nicely put

for me as a junglist this video just became the sweetest video on yt

@DJAndeKarmaRecordings

2 ай бұрын

You may like to check ours out!

I love how simultaneously reverent and economical this mini doc is. Thank you. I have such a deeper appreciation of Caribbean influence on popular culture and the grit, determination, and creativity that went into building jungle as a community (and other musical genres) after watching this

It's funny how after rediscovering my passion for electronic music at the age of 15 I had finished basic DJ course, forgot about it for several years, went through creating a rock band as a drummer at 18, going through that with a passion only for breaks, and now with rediscovering all that jungle power again at the age of 20 I've just went back to my place and said "now I'm ready to go professional", meaning to do a jungle/breakcore mix for my final exam. Jungle is just something that you hold on to, if you have appreciated at least once in a proper way during your lifetime. It feels like it could stick to one's life forever. What a wonderful feeling

@reggieking1045

2 ай бұрын

Well i've just celebrated my 30th year of a daily jungle/dnb obsession ( started in 1994 in the first year of high school when i was 13 years old) so it's certaintly stuck to my life and i feel like it always will. I like other types of music aswell but nothing comes close to the rush and euphoric feelings that dnb jungle gives me. I regularly have big all day jungle sessions with a few spliffs and just forget about the world. 30 years deep and still f**king loving it.

@MAAATIX

2 ай бұрын

@@reggieking1045 yeah man, I feel you. That strangely brings back the belief in people xd I feel like it's gonna take another spin in the music industry pretty soon, although there is a famous Russian rapper who went viral 2015-2018 with partially jungle/dnb motives, and there is also another rapper who raps alike jungle MC with him having actual jungle, and he is much appreciated by soccer fans. No worries, I'll take my part in trying to make it great again, if not as an artist, but at least as a DJ 🤙 Good vibes, bro!

Fantastic documentary! I was trying hard to explain to a Business colleague last night what Jungle is and the timing couldn't be more perfect. Just sent them this video!

Holy shit this is such an incredible video!

@poeperdjelieven

2 ай бұрын

check that uk sound from bearinguk, is even better

Props to those keeping the true Jungle sound alive today - Tim Reaper, Dwarde, Kid Lib, Coco Bryce, Fresh 86, Rupture etc etc

Shout out to "Voodoo Ray" which is in this vid for no reason other than it's such a deep spiritual root of the UK experimental sound, whether it be acid or jungle or hardcore or house or whateverthefuck. I love that record so much.

One of the best vids on jungle I've seen! But... the influence of Belgian (and NYC) hardcore techno is critically overlooked. It was this that gave the vital 'vroooommm!' that carried raving from the euphoric house of the 80s into the frenetic experience of the 90s, and there's no doubting what a crucial element a well used hoover can be in sending the dancefloor into a frenzy. System X - Mindgames at 1:01 is a great example.

@MrSelectabwoy

2 ай бұрын

Good shout this. Belgian & US techno samples were a critical piece of the Terminator EP and much of the earlier Reinforced stuff, among a ton of other early hardcore/jungle techno

@FluxTrax

2 ай бұрын

It was to a great deal Fabio & Grooverider's selections that laid a lot of the foundation for D&B and that featured stuff like Photon - "Security" by Hans Olav Grøttheim (of Y.B.U fame)

@lambd01d

Ай бұрын

The Belgians had a pretty healthy electronic scene in the 80s- EBM and New Beat, so it's not really surprising that they adopted US techno and made their own sound.

More in-depth RA Jungle content. Top, top

Thanks, RA! 27 years of love story with jungle and the butterflies are still all over me chest. 💚🖤

This should be a new series!

Very well done! I love that the Detroit techno scene was included!

ending with atlantis was so perfect - great video Resident Advisor

@travnewmatic

2 ай бұрын

Song fucked me up as a teenager, song still fucks me up now. I knew that song was special the first time I heard it.

@ollyod2

2 ай бұрын

Absolute masterpiece

This was an amazing deep dive in just under 15 minutes - the memories i have of 90s London Jungle scene were unlocked the moment i heard those tunes again... so trip

Wicked! Appreciate the detail in this vid. 30 years later it’s still fresh

Brilliant little documentary. Forever love Jungle and Drum & Bass. Thank you!

@DJAndeKarmaRecordings

2 ай бұрын

Have you heard any of the new stuff?

@olafstenzel8404

2 ай бұрын

I constantly try to keep updated on Jungle and D'n'B but I still love to listen to the 90s stuff. Any recommendations?@@DJAndeKarmaRecordings

Holy shit the music in this 13 minute doc is beyond excellent. What an incredible curation of some incredible examples of the music discussed. An entire class could be taught on what is presented here. Fantastic.

The dot pattern visual treatment of this video is so amazing - kudos to whoever developed this

Another documentary that gets it completely wrong, the predecessor of jungle was old school hardcore which dominated British nightlife for at least two years, hardcore was dominantly British but was a sound that producers the world over converged on in 1991 / 1992, it's influences were less about house and acid house and more about Belgian techno. It was never solely a second generation black scene, and neither were it's producers, it was a British working class musical movement. When jungle (previously called jungle techno) started to dominate the hardcore, it split primarily into jungle and happy hardcore, but other people headed towards techno which was taking off and house music though back then house and techno were much smaller scenes. Assuming that it was primarily a second generation black musical movement because the major influence is reggae is not accurate, there were plenty of white and asian producers across all the musical styles, there was never a black and white divide among fans of any of these genres, there was never a racial divide these were British working class musical movements. The generation we are talking about saw beyond race. Everyone partied together. Confusing all those genres at the beginning puts them all out of time.

@filled_soda

2 ай бұрын

👌🏻

@noxiousdow

Ай бұрын

I agree. It came out of stuff like Omni Trio and the ragga was just a particular flavour of it. There was a whole happy hardcore scene ongoing at the same time and I was never into it tbh. Plenty of white jungle producers around and Asian too, otherwise how would people like Talvin Singh have become popular later in the decade? The scene was multicultural and the whole point of it was that it transcended boundaries of race and brought young people together under one roof. The world needs something like that now more than ever.

This is a masterpiece of a little documentary

Thank You Resident Advisor Family for making this documentary. Long live jungle music & Big Up all the Junglist Kru Inna Di Place! ❤

This genre is my heart and soul. Thanks alot

Splash - Babylon at 3:40 one of the best original jungle tracks

@smartgenes1

2 ай бұрын

That's a d&b track. I know, I was into jungle/d&b all through the changing times.

This is such a concise and on point brilliant little documentary. As a older punky raver dj and free party head this makes me want to have a mix with my 90s jungle and breakbeat hardcore stuff 👊💪🔥🔥😊

This video does not address the fact that "Drum & Bass" was also actually a valid answer to the University Challenge question that was posed, and the team should have been given a point.

@jamesbarker2223

Ай бұрын

"Drum & bass" is not *Jungle*

@PhatInAHat

Ай бұрын

@@jamesbarker2223 that doesn't mean that it wasn't also a valid answer to the actual open question which University Challenge asked.

@010101110100

Ай бұрын

@@PhatInAHat D&B is not early 90s

@imusiccollection

Ай бұрын

Long dark tunnel by Andy C in the early 90’s is very DnB sounding, actually!

@PhatInAHat

Ай бұрын

@@010101110100 Note the successful compilation 'The Dark Side: (Hardcore Drum & Bass Style)' released on React in March 1993; and also the track MI 7 'Rockin' Down The House' (91 Drum 'n' Bass Remake) from 1991.

The first jungle doc I've seen that covers everything I want it to, in perfect detail, with a perfect representitive selection of tunes.

Jungle is massive. STILL underground in SE asia or I might not know enough people who listen to Dub/Jungle/DnB

@Theonly_Onyx

2 ай бұрын

It's such a good feeling to still have a music culture rooted in authenticity

Compulsive viewing, what a great documentary.

Not a single MFer better ask for a track ID. RA putting in ALL there work on this one. Absolutely fantastic video. Persistent goosebumps.

@johnnymatter93

2 ай бұрын

What’s the tune at the beginning?@0:52

@MrSelectabwoy

2 ай бұрын

@@johnnymatter93System Ex - Mindgames (Dub Mix), there's an exhaustive tracklist provided in the description

@johnnymatter93

2 ай бұрын

@@MrSelectabwoy thanks. Mb for not reading it. Discog prices are interesting for this one!

I was at Rave Story recently, I made the mistake of saying I love Drum and Bass in the Jungle room. Then I ended up on the receiving end of a lesson in the difference between DNB and Jungle… but I was spangled and wasn’t prepared to listen…. So I danced away laughing

Jungle. The first style that got its hooks in me. From the UK to my ears in Upstate NY in the 90's. Bless up and thanks abound

that was actually a very well constructed and thought through analysis of the genre. i was surprised and not expecting this from RA

not at all afraid to say BEAUTIFUL

Amazing watch! Thank you for listing the songs out!!! 🤓

I love these little snippets of music history from RA. Keep ‘em coming!

Incredibly done! Long live Jungle!

Great mini documentary! :D Loved the visuals, all the detailing of how Jungle came to be, and the music picked out while talking about such (and thank you for listing it all in the description)!

Giving me chills this . Junglist since 98 , love it. Its as strong as ever with alot if the poineers still out dj ing every weekend.

0:17 i ve got the toughest smile for months when i ve heard it for the first time. this calmness and confidence of the show runner, saying these iconic words is like a mirror how jungle relates to dnb. sorry for my english

Incredible work!!

BUUUuuuuUUUUAAAAMBACLAAAAAATTT!!!!! like this comment if underground rave will never die !!!!

@andrewvallely9174

2 ай бұрын

😂

What an incredible time to be alive to see the well-respected name of jungle finally making its revival return. I pray for the rest of the other genres like house, trance, techno etc. to do the same!

Now it’s a classic revival, pure art and technology in one thing

This is formidably put together. Respect.

WELL DONE RA .. Ta for this one

Thank you so much. You crammed in so much information in 13 mins but tastefully so. I'm looking forward to learning more about this rich culture.

This is such an incredible video! So well done, no frills, perfect examples. Thank you RA!

This little doc is a true piece of art! Love it 🧡

A fantastic documentary. Really well put together and produced.

This brought back a lot of sweet memories. Thank you.

I love these in depth, somewhat nerdy in the best sense documentaries!

This is bloody awesome, thank you

Thanks for the tracks in the description. 👌👌

Great doc, I especially love the part with Goldie talking about timestretching.

Beautifully done. My life at adolescent years, vinyl and raves. Music for your Mind, Body and Soul. BIG UP Junglists!

Awesome piece of work. RA makes better docs than most of the news networks

Nice one very enjoyable to watch, brings back lots of fun memories. The narrator is excellent, really told the story. Thank you.

Brilliant work on making this doc on the history on jungle. Thank you!

Thank you so so much for the tracklist. Brings back so great memories 🙏

Loved it. But it didn’t answer the more interesting question , what defines the difference between jungle and drum and bass? The question is still open and not answered by the doco. Anyone ?

@jimmycpwalsh

2 ай бұрын

It’s the funk

@vanessashaver8199

2 ай бұрын

Drum and bass is mechanical, Jungle has soul... it's like the difference between House and Deep House, Trance and PsyTrance

@smartgenes1

2 ай бұрын

@@vanessashaver8199 Wrong.

@PhatInAHat

2 ай бұрын

The question in University Challenge was open enough that Drum & Bass was also a completely valid answer to it, and the team should have been awarded a point.

@CoolPizzaTown

2 ай бұрын

The answer to that question is this. There were several incidents of people firing guns at raves between 94 and 95, and there were two relevant consequences to that: firstly, some smart promoters started telling nightclub owners, "oh no mate, my rave's not a jungle rave, it's a D&B rave" - because to do otherwise would have meant the end of a financial gravy train for those promoters. Secondly, at the same time, a group of producers thought, " I don't really like some of the directions this music is going in", so they got together and decided to consciously differentiate themselves from the parts of the scene which they didn't much care for anymore - which meant, among other things, choosing to classify their music under a different name, even though it was ultimately the same music. Fast forward 30 years later, and people think they ARE two different genres, when they are really two different styles of the same genre - in the same way that Miles Davis and Duke Ellington play different styles of jazz.

Guys! Amazing vid, thank you! I adore jungle!

Thank you for this. I love jungle with all my heart.

Amazing video! Thank you for this!

Yessss fantastic and concise

I truly enjoyed this.

Spectacular research and presentaton!

Thanks for the update and explanation, VA. My kids can ever more so appreciate my vinyl collection at the family home 😊.

Bravo on putting this together. What a great video.

iconic selection of track IDs thanks ra

Love you RA, never stop making the coolest videos please

wicked presentation. true education for the masses!

So good! I love learning about the evolution of genres in general, but this was a fascinating and incredibly well produced overview.

I always thought jungle was just rebranded to drum n bass after some negative press around the rave scene in the early 90s. Been listening for decades - they’re the same.

@TpXThinner

2 ай бұрын

I disagree, I felt that when it started being called drum n bass, the chopped up breakbeat aspect started to be replaced by more simple drum beats (basically a sped up rock beat) and the focus became less on samples and ragga/reggae samples and more on higher quality weird atmospheric noises and bass modulation synth stuff etc...

@FluxTrax

2 ай бұрын

But the departure from the amen choppage towards a 2steppy beat was originally a jungle thing, just check out every jump-up tune from 95-97. The harder tech-step sound still had the classic jungle pattern, albeit with heavy down pitched breaks and darker sound

Nice one!! Vybing to the classic tunes!

amazing video. thanks.