Burial

Description

This release resurrects the original mixes alongside the iconic remixes of the 90s, thus summarizing an important chapter of the Jungle movement. This historic release marks not only a pivotal moment in jungle music but also the inaugural release of Philly Blunt Records, setting the bar very high for the label right from the start. In the early 90s, the jungle scene ignited with "Burial," a track created in Dillinja's home studio under the collaborative genius of Jumpin Jack Frost, operating under the name Leviticus. The original mixes, "Madamoselle" and "Lovers Rock," resonate with a rare groove and reggae influences that propelled the track to the status of a Notting Hill carnival anthem, ultimately catching the attention of Pete Tong, who facilitated its release on FFRR the following year. This golden vinyl reissue is a journey to the roots of jungle, offering a tangible piece of drum & bass history for enthusiasts and new listeners alike. The profound impact of "Burial" has transcended the Jungle scene, finding resonance across different musical genres and remains a testament to the versatility of the genre and its wide appeal.