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    Early jungle music in the early 1990s originated from pirate radio stations playing hardcore styles like Mix Master, Max, and Brain Killers. The genre evolved from hardcore jungle to the distinct style of jungle, as witnessed by a shift during a 1993-1994 jungle fever event in Coventry where DJ Hype's performance highlighted the transition from hardcore to a more reggae-influenced sound. DJ Red Antt was a significant figure in the development of jungle, known for his unique mixing of acapellas that helped bridge different stations and contributed to the evolution of jungle music.

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    Early jungle music in the early 1990s originated from pirate radio stations playing hardcore styles like Mix Master, Max, and Brain Killers. The genre evolved from hardcore jungle to the distinct style of jungle, as witnessed by a shift during a 1993-1994 jungle fever event in Coventry where DJ Hype's performance highlighted the transition from hardcore to a more reggae-influenced sound. DJ Red Antt was a significant figure in the development of jungle, known for his unique mixing of acapellas that helped bridge different stations and contributed to the evolution of jungle music.

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    Lets Talk Jungle

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    Early jungle music in the early 1990s originated from pirate radio stations playing hardcore styles like Mix Master, Max, and Brain Killers. The genre evolved from hardcore jungle to the distinct style of jungle, as witnessed by a shift during a 1993-1994 jungle fever event in Coventry where DJ Hype's performance highlighted the transition from hardcore to a more reggae-influenced sound. DJ Red Antt was a significant figure in the development of jungle, known for his unique mixing of acapellas that helped bridge different stations and contributed to the evolution of jungle music.

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    Early Days of Jungle

    - Pirate radio days in '91, '92 with Weak & Roche, Call FM, and Defection.
    - Mix Master, Max, Brain Killers marked the inception of Jungle in the early '90s.
    - Evolution from Hardcore Jungle to the distinct genre of Jungle.
    Transition to Jungle Shift from Hardcore Jungle to a more jungly style.
    - Challenges for emcees in the evolving scene, marked by a mobile and vibrant
    atmosphere.
    Key Moment of Change
    - Transition witnessed during a jungle fever event in Coventry Eclipse around '93-'94.
    - Hype's performance highlighted the shift from hardcore junglist to a more
    raga-influenced, reggae jam style.
    Influence of DJ Red Antt
    - Red Ant, a significant figure in Raga Jungle, known for mixing acapellas.
    - Weekend Rush, specifically Red Ant, played a crucial role in bridging the gap between
    stations, contributing to the evolution of Jungle.
    - Red Ant's unique mixing style with acapellas marked a pivotal moment in the
    development of Jungle music.

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