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Jungle

To say that the late ’80s and early ’90s were a fertile time for UK dance music is a big understatement. And it’s crucial to understand how tech, youth culture and musical ideas collided to create these bold new sounds.

The catalyst behind much of this rapid evolution came in the form of raves, where sounds and trends changed from

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