JUNGLE vs. DNB vs. BREAKCORE

[@engineerskalinera]

"We can't accept Drum & Bass, we need Jungle, I'm afraid"

[@Jetcbsa]

A man of culture who knows why I am here.

[@agentofficer4833]

Amen brother ! Hail all Junglist !

[@davefave4351]

Emily Osbourne. Aberdeen University. The face that launched a thousand rinse outs!

[@cantgetanuff]

DA JUNGLE IS MASSIVE

[@cantgetanuff]

DA JUNGLE IS MASSIVE

[@wills.junks7]

I like the drastic change from sewerslvt being the "breakcore" Edit: Please do not mistake my comment in a "ooh sewerslvt is breakcore" type of way. There is a reason why I typed it "breakcore". Because sewer isn't one to begin with

[@AndrewDev19]

Minutes algo i discovered her and now i am listening goreship - fine night

[@ruanmorais5288]

She's is the most famous i belive

[@Atrament1s]

@@ruanmorais5288 the issue with that is that sewerslvt doesn't make much, if any (haven't looked at their full catalogue), breakcore

[@Jchot]

All of these sound like jungle to me, but the last one definitely is NOT breakcore

[@Snot390]

sewerslvt is a dude and if you don’t think u-ziq is breakcore you need to delight yourself with Venetian snares and shitmat

[@DschungelKatze]

Just as a friendly critique: could be mentioned that breackore was also about being as crazy and brutal as possible in 2000s (thanks to producers like Rotator, Bong-Ra, FFF, Stazma and a lot more)

[@ForgedEggs]

AKA Cringecore.

[@elaliencito51]

​@@ForgedEggsit is subgenre of the metalcore

[@AffyisAffy]

I actually love the direction 'breakcore' is going. The breakcore artists in the 2000s like Ebola and Sh**mat were a bit much for me and I had to take breaks in between listens, lol. Kid606 was the closest to achieving the breakcore that I was looking for, but I'm pretty picky, and like my breakcore to sit somewhere between ragga, jungle, and ambient dnb when I could find that. And we pretty much have that, except instead of the ragga we have anime lol. Somehow they have also settled on a wall of distortion that sits in the background with the ambient drones and it goes really well with the style.

[@procerus3654]

venetian snares. nuff said

[@DschungelKatze]

@@procerus3654 Decided to leave out since almost everyone knows him anyway

[@Fridgeson_]

one thing for sure is that the breakbeats were what united all of us ♥️

[@charlesriley16]

Amen brother

[@Lalita_Luna]

Amen! 🙌

[@jonasbrinkworse5436]

For real. It was probably just a name for something new that needed a name, but breakbeat was in my optics the last time genre names meant something. Maybe in some metal genres they still have that, but break beat was definitely "something"! We could request some breakbeat with the dj or radio dj and they knew, they knew what we were on about. But it was a short while, very short. The gerne expanded and exploded. For good. And for good! But still, there was a time where it was that new thing. That needed a name!

[@Smoxie804]

amento that...and all of that

[@Turbobuttes]

When you miss your exit at Autechre Street and you have to walk all the way home from the Venetian Snares.

[@ldobehardcore]

Better than getting stuck in Winnipeg

[@werdwerdus]

Winnipeg is a frozen shithole tbh

[@daandelombaert7198]

@@ldobehardcore Guys, don't worry, you can use my red hot car.

[@TonyMarinou82]

This feels like a very American interpretation of what Jungle was. Jungle leaned heavily on old Ragga/ Dancehall samples from Jamaican music.

[@oopsInc777]

yeah the breakcore section isnt very good also

[@theskv21]

Jungle was a canvas and each artist infused it with their own cultural background

[@skinnykid8524]

The entire thing feels American to me especially saying breakcore is a meme genre and all the guy knows is Sewerslut and Squarepusher considering that Squarepusher isn't even breakcore and the Sewerslut is to breakcore what Steve Aoki is to House music.

[@atetraxx]

??? It's not a very American interpretation at all. It absolutely evolved from techno and breakbeat hardcore. They're no debate. Yes at one point jungle leaked heavily into Jamaican dub influence. Of course, these didn't have to be mutually exclusive. It was a melding of many influences.

[@atetraxx]

It isn't. Standard knowledge. And yes, what you said is true. But that doesn't make anything this person said untrue. It did come from techno and breakbeat hardcore. Any person from uk can tell you that.

[@DpadProductions]

Breakbeat hardcore + some jungle on the side is still the goat

[@hazmatforhumanity7318]

Breakcore is what my earliest work from around 20 years ago focused on. But I have been recently getting back into writing this and breakbeat IDM / Drill and bass type stuff. A bit surprised Venetian Snares wasn't your breakcore reference. His song Hand Throw, is one of my favorites. Its pure insanity. U-ZIQ is a serious bad ass though. His album Lunatic Harness is an essential classic

[@peglord]

all of the choclate wheelchair album is soi good

[@steuon]

@@peglord I’m on the chocolate wheelchair album kick right now and I can’t stop listening to it

[@Ackira]

Glazers getting into fights over whether an artist makes DnB or breakcore while the artist itself doesn’t give a shit about it

[@moonlightning8269]

Breakcore is great when you don’t have a loser in your ear telling you it isn’t actually breakcore because the bpm is one number off from some arbitrary range

[@laienmalowa4371]

really loved that you included "torn" as an example of jungle. i love that track a lot!

[@misanthrope5063]

Torn by who?

[@laienmalowa4371]

@@misanthrope5063 Omni Trio

[@misanthrope5063]

@@laienmalowa4371 damn I didn't know about that track but I knew about Omni trio. Thanks for replying so fast.

[@laienmalowa4371]

@@misanthrope5063 yeah, no problem!

[@sonicbionic]

never heard it but it sounds amazing =))

[@randomonemusic]

I'm so glad I was introduced to the wonderful genre/subgenre that is DnB... I've even been inspired to start making and uploading my own DnB!

[@K1ng_ib]

Same bro, idk how to get started with mixing and stuff tho

[@DschungelKatze]

Best music recommendation channel even after the sin of mentioning sewerslvt alongside the genre of breakcore

[@ChrisMichael]

Haha, I know. I did that to pander, not to platform. The Gen z kiddies on tiktok for years have been commenting “sewerslvt!!” any time I dip into dnb :)

[@DschungelKatze]

@@ChrisMichael Jokes aside it's an understandable move

[@JM-ms5tr]

Shit like this is why I don't seek out new music anymore

[@sonicbionic]

​@@JM-ms5trhe was just messing around. plus, even if he wasnt, its easy to separate music from its fans. exploring new music is a absolute trip for me, because i get to see (...listen) how far and wide it can be

[@skinnykid8524]

@@ChrisMichael Yeah this dudes definitely American.

[@VoidySan]

I love all this stuff man, it's so good. I mostly listen to stuff like sewerslvt, but also a LOT of rory in early 20s, whos got some seriously killer breaks.

[@m_5373]

Thanks Pendulum from presenting me DnB, always my fav. music genre ❤

[@BetaMonk3y]

Breakcore kinda has two different sides, one that, like you said came more from an IDM drill'n'bass side of DnB/Jungle, (from what I've read more often called chill breakcore for this side since generally its more atmospheric and calm,) but the other stemmed more from the hardcore side of the split off. This side, often called mashcore now, was more of a 'return to the origin' of breakbeat hardcore, focused more on the chaotic syncopations reincorporating the use of 4 to the floor (especially bouncy techno kicks) and breakbeat with constant rhythm changes, cheesy interrupts, random vocal samples, and just a general 'meme' flavor that you mention it was currently moving towards, but was always apart of that side of the breakcore scene.

[@sonicbionic]

breakcore is pretty much drum and bass and hardcore techno mixed together drillnb is braindance (idm) centered dnb (more complexity, etc). idk about mashcore but i heard its basically just breakcore but with more sampling behind it

[@perro7391]

I still didn't quite understand the way you tried to distinguish jungle and drum and bass. I simply say that jungle has more of a calm vibe, and earlier it had many soul, reggae and hip hop influences, then DNB is much more "futuristic", it has more synthesized drum breaks and has powerful bass lines (as the name suggets duh) i don't know, no one really knows the exact difference

[@GasDude1011]

I think an easy to distinguish is just how complex the drum patterns are. Jungle seems to way more emphasis on crazy drum loops where as dnb is usually more moody and focuses on the bass way more.

[@Newtined]

jungle has intricate chops at a somewhat moderate tempo, while DNB has only a consistent drum loops with little break splicing, while also focusing on the atmosphere, tone, and bass.

[@mark_spit7839]

@@NewtinedThx for that explanation. Now it makes more sense.

[@dirrtybeatzdiva]

Jungle is distinguished by the tribal beats...which is why i laughed that the "this is D n b" example was clearly jungle...LOL...but whatever...im not gonna be a dick about it

[@katzo1558]

DnB is more focused on the melody, not the breakbeats. And ordinary DnB songs have a drum pattern that is easy to recognize

[@RiserOfficial]

They changed the name to Drum and Bass as a sort of rebranding because Jungle was getting a bad rep because of a lot of heavy drug use and stuff at the raves and no one would rent venues to the event organisers so they all agreed to change the name to drum and bass. As the music progressed they moved away from the typical amen and think breaks and the beats got harder and less chopped up. So the Jungle is the older funkier stuff that used a lot of funk breaks, dub samples and more chopped up. It was also a lot dirtier sounding because the gear they used was minimal.

[@sonicbionic]

i never knew that. very interesting =)

[@Cyrus_Milani]

ok wow . i call this info :))) so its likes Forest Genere in PSY trance , when ever they are talking about jungle or forest they mean High Druged people :)))

[@VZXK08]

Let’s be honest everyone, all three of these genres are fucking awesome.

[@valessarous]

Tell us about Aphex Twin. That'll be fun.

[@goodnighteliot]

Best content I have seen covering this topic so far

[@nikky_nick]

Yes, Sir. Port Rhombus is very powerful track. It wasn't well known, when he was released. I found it on cd named "atmospheric dnb collectuon", at that times we don't know term "breakore"😊

[@anthonyheinrichs8322]

If anyone is looking for the song at 1:00 - > Arcane - Planet X

[@717MERCURY]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks

[@ellybargmusic]

Thank you so much for this- am looking to do some cross-genre exploration and this was really helpful :)

[@gaming_indus3]

Squarepusher's exquisite Port Rhombus and µ-Ziq in one video?!? Stop spoiling me!!!

[@sonicbionic]

hell yeah! his newest album and bilious paths are crazy underrated

[@luhkruz]

absolutely amazing video this gave me more knowledge than anything ever

[@sacredxgeometry]

I NEED THAT JUNGLE WENDY’S SHIRT OMFG

[@coolguy02536]

Great music, dopey video IT'S A *JUNGLE* OUT THERE!

[@dumafuji]

This was quality. Highlighting the strengths of all the flavors is nice

[@rleriche5044]

That first track is pretty pure jungle

[@core775]

😁 Thank You 30 years later, I'm still Jungle, D'n'B fan ✌️

[@claudioracanella]

Today at age of 45, thanks to this video, I discovered the breakcore… damn it’s fantastic!

[@onesyphorus]

when i was younger the name drill n bass usd to make me laugh icl

[@kabii]

nice video i enjoyed watching it, as i am a big fan of everything that's related to drum and bass

[@blsk_max]

Of course the video explaining the differences between dnb and jungle looks like this

[@sonicbionic]

???

[@naikjoy]

I want whatever is Type R - Magister .. that thing made me cry. I'm making a racing game and that sountrack made me think of all the automotive engineering and motorsport disciples and street racing, tuning and automotive culture unfolding as an opening scene for the game and showing all the top race drivers and champions and their best moves and saves and yeah..got emotional. I want more of that for my racing game.

[@alphaaxis64501]

one you forgot to mention which is a more jungle-esque genre of jungle is "intelligent drum n bass", a more calm, spacey sounding version of drum n bass/jungle which was popularized by video games like street fighter: 3rd strike or games alike, it was very popular in videogames in the 90s and 00's

[@wardygrub]

Big up big up. JUNGLE IS MASSIVE!!!

[@sonicbionic]

i fucking love midwinter log. so beautiful yet so chaotic. perfect closer for lunayic harness

[@_XYZ__]

Finally someone who actually knows their shit lol seen so many videos where people have no idea what they’re talking about 🤣

[@AbrasivMusic]

Ha, so much better than the other attempts to explain this. Thanks!

[@yup458]

as a 98 baby i just wanna say i appreciate you explaining this

[@saturndotnet]

omg im a huge OPUS III fan!!!!! Can't believe someone else is talking about them finally

[@RelaxThinkGrow]

Thanks!

[@koreypenn1707]

Now do the evolution of psybass ambient and glitch hop like tipper and detox unit

[@shin-ishikiri-no]

This music used to be the soul of video games. I love this guy.

[@musician17]

if sewerslvt is breakcore then merzbow is jazz

[@taggerung_]

you had me upset at sewerslvt for breakcore, but pulling out squarepusher AND µ-ziq redeemed yourself

[@ChrisMichael]

Haha, thanks. I threw sewerslvt in there to appease the tiktok kiddies wanting breakcore representation, but my heart will always be squarepusher and µ-ziq :)

[@7kwhiz]

and u-ziq is drill n bass lmao

[@taggerung_]

@@7kwhiz id argue a couple his tracks nestle somewhere into breakcore

[@7kwhiz]

@@taggerung_ yeah true

[@algawe]

I’d never refer to Squarepusher as breakcore, but he absolutely helped define what became breakcore so… yeah. I guess.

[@daveteves]

I WISH ALL GENRE LESSONS ARE LIKE THIS

[@Davesoft]

For years I've described Amon Tobin's output as 'angry robot noises' but I think I like ziq more :D

[@sonicbionic]

u-ziq is amazing...

[@wisetone]

Must admit ps2 games had some very good breakbeat songs

[@XEinstein]

I think we've reached a stage where basically each individual track is it's own genre. Waaaaay too many genres IMHO.

[@KyokoKirigirie]

this helps solves the whole breakcore and dnb argument

[@7kwhiz]

not really he included a dnb song for the breakcore example lmao

[@sonicbionic]

@@7kwhiz he explained in the video that it *isnt* breakcore and made a reply on someone's comment that he was simply pandering. so.. not exactly?

[@7kwhiz]

@@sonicbionic uh nah sewerslvt is atmo dnb.

[@sonicbionic]

​@@7kwhiz i think i got mixed up with that one and "Port Rhombus", and if i did, my bad. every human being with sense knows sewerslvt isnt breakcore haha

[@7kwhiz]

@@sonicbionic even then Port Rhombus still isnt breakcore. just Drill n Bass.

[@pablobarria296]

So informative ❤

[@iclorius]

I really love this video 🤯

[@cm3462]

There are lots of very good documentaries on KZbin explaining the historical origin of each style, and the connections between them. A good starting point is "Jungle Fever - BBC 2 Documentary 1994 - Jungle Drum & Bass Documentary"

[@smartgenes1]

Never seen an accurate one yet.

[@veranozombie2317]

I love all 3 of them

[@goodie2shoes874]

Someone finally managed to sum everything into a concise 2 min video

[@SweetBeanz]

My hair all stand up when he suddenly change to mr kms

[@sonicbionic]

same 😂

[@nonamemcgee1295]

Breakcore has so much nostalgia to me because it was used in most ps2 games

[@physicschaosdev]

"erm achrstually, thats abmient d and b, brankecore is venison sauce and apex legend or whatever they are called"

[@MrTomaat23]

Most PS2 games? Can you name any (just 1) PS2 games with breakcore in it? And can you prove this without me having to find the actual PS2 disc and having to play it? Like give me a playthrough of a game on youtube with a timestamp? Are you not confusing Jungle/D&B/breakbeat with breakcore? PS2 is 2000-2006 era. Check on YT: The Complete History of Breakcore [1990-2022] And then go to 29:29 to hear how harsh breakcore sounded at that time. Venetian Snares, Stunt Rock Doormouse, FFF, Xanopticon, Rotator Not something i would connect to any commercial PS2 games or any game ever for that matter. Maybe on a game dealing with serial killers or something. Hardest i heard from memory was Noisia on PS3's Devil may Cry (DMC 5) Noisia - Devil May Cry Soundtrack - 03 - Hunter Theme Which was kinda of a shock to me, but also was relevant for the game. But i love to get proven wrong on this one. Gonna check out how to play a game on PC with a emulator if it has breakcore on it, but am 99% sure you are mislabeling it. Check youtube for: What Happened to Breakcore? Lot's of people mislabel everything with a breakbeat as breakcore (nowadays). Sewerslvt = not breakcore.

[@oopsInc777]

your thinking of the japanese interpretation of jungle, listen to dragonfly - synthamesk thats a sick breakcore song

[@sonicbionic]

@@physicschaosdev dont get mad because they're right =)

[@zero11010]

Love this!

[@l4zrh4wk]

Thinking “huh, I wonder if this guy is deaf?” Then immediately realising I’m watching a video about the differences between music genres. 🤦‍♂️

[@IKankTerbanG]

Man, i still love Jungle yeah 🔥🔥🎧🎶 (JUNGLE WILL NEVER DIE)

[@armandmorales]

Crazy comparison but Now I understand

[@45545videos]

Having only heard goreshit's fine night, the OG seems so calm by comparison lol

[@chouinardfrancais]

i got to breakercore from getting bored of lofi and wanting something closer to progressive jazz/metal while keeping the distortion, atmosphere and unconventional tempos and song progressions that force me to think about music in a more open minded state

[@skinnykid8524]

Sewerslut was bad then rest were alright.

[@sonicbionic]

do you mean breakcore or breakcore? either way i would recommend Detrimentalist by Venetian Snares

[@buddyholly4672]

I still don't understand it, though i do hear slight differences. I still like jungle the most! I assumed people stopped listening to jungle, i guess it was just me. I need more!

[@Spewbacca]

I've loved all three genres for decades and honestly I couldn't quite answer which is which, but for me jungle was more dub and ragga influenced, break core is glitchy, and DNB sits in the middle. But who knows. None of the three are famous for staying in their lanes which is why I love them.

[@kayele]

This was perfect

[@haltdeinmaul507]

"a few drum loops" laughs in amen break

[@clutch44444]

Jungle and DnB are fire

[@ketfiud]

thats considered glitch break by people that listen to actual breakcore

[@Timsturbs]

breakcore is a direct derivative from breakbeat hardcore. term was made by alec empire in early 90s.

[@iforgotthenamemate]

i picture drum & bass and jungle, to have a common ancestor, where dnb evolved, jungle supposedly went extinct but then re-emerged. and breakcore... yea...

[@smartgenes1]

Break core was around in the hardcore jungle days just to confuse you even more.

[@hyperedwin]

FEEL THE GLITCH!

[@MrDmitry4ever]

we need jungle, im afaid

[@X774M]

Old skoll dnb and jungle is where its at

[@melondolphin7879]

Drill and bass developed separate the original breakcore scene

[@malamstafakhoshnaw6992]

Hardvapour is Alive! 🤘🏻🌅

[@JeSmith-vc6tr]

Yeah coming in on the post Y2K pnw PDX s.o. rave scene... Obvious things happen everywhere always but sufficient to say speaking from 1st perspective... If there were three rooms at a party... Chill (ambi dt) main (tech house trance... HC) and then the like opposite of chill (dnb, jungle... industrial... Later drill glitch idm) Man I really wish this wasn't so spotty in my memories... Not the x I swear... Really... But yeah I remember the rise of 2 step garage (uk vinyl imported proto dubstep) during the cool school PDX scene like 03 I took about 5 years out of the scene and remember the first time someone asked me about dub step....a very vuja de de javu mix mash of a sensation... Then life began (and ended) and I've been writing from silent corners of the backside of the stairwell basically ever since... Spiral 4 Space Seriously I'm like the straight James St James (not that anything would be lesser or problematic if I wasnt... simply stating that in the whole dance club rave scene... the trend factor token value of a like semi blue color dude from Mayberry and well sheik scenster valley boy flames... Is not equal to one or really any euclidean rationale but the whole thing anyways simply stating I've never been the easy route... and silent stalwart workhorse would be a closer approximation... irony is James st James types were usually really close friends above all the nonsense during the window of show time costumes glitz and stuff... Anywhoo what a nice little jaunt down memory lane to nostalgiaville. Thank you uploader have fun ttyl

[@evanlee93]

they all still sound almost the same to me

[@sonicbionic]

ear transplants are around $6500

[@Or4ANGEpm]

Pretty sure Breakcore existed in the 2000s and it was very much called Breakcore.

[@sonicbionic]

it was in the 90s too. and you're right, drill n bass is a seperate genre

[@DanDoormouse]

OH HEY 👋 HELL NAW

[@sonicbionic]

the man the myth

[@josue24]

I’m more confused now than before 😂

[@justins21482]

if jungle came first then I would Summerize like this...drum and bass is a sub genre of jungle and jungle is a subgenre of electronic music? 41 yrs old and been into electronic music of all kinds of genres since mid 90's (as a young mid-level teen 😂). as far as U-zic ....is that even what you said..... that reminds me so much of a particular pioneer of sorts from back in the day.... the one and only Aphex twin. I fell deep in love with his vibe back in early early 2000. that kind of ALL over the place breaks and as you say glitches

[@7kwhiz]

Drum and bass is a modernized version of jungle.

[@mrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrm]

Mu ziq and aphex twin go way back and even released an album together called 'Mick and rich'. Total contemporaries. 😊

[@smartgenes1]

Not really, d&b is more of a re-branding of jungle than a subgenre. It's like over a short period the name for the whole genre was switched.

[@nindz9272]

I agree with some of the commentators who say that your distinction between jungle and DnB is not clear. I would rather say that jungle indeed came from breakbeat / hardcore scene, and that it was heavily influenced by Jamaican reggae / soundsystem culture (e.g. the "pirate stations" was the same in UK as what soundsystem was in Jamaica). And DnB is just plain version of jungle without any "juice" and ragga influence.

[@jonasbrinkworse5436]

I love this video. It's funny and it's real! I watched it 3 times. Imma go watch it again. I miss breakbeat - real break beat, back when it was really just a name for something new in the midtones that needed a name. And I miss jungle, and I miss when it was a thing in itself. It really lived, there was whole parties only playing jungle. I miss jungle significantly because I also quite like DnB, but really primarily for the reason that it reminds me of jungle! But in all honesty, I can't keep up anymore. So I throw down and just keep parting. Anyone reading this comment, plz send some awesome jungle my way, oldskool nuskool, my ports are unblocked, just turn me on!

[@transcendkira]

You really missed the fairly important cultural background and distinctions between the two here... Jungle arose predominantly from Jamaican english immigrant communities and featured a lot of inspiration from Jamaican music styles such as Reggae and Dub, as well as other black concieved genres imported from America like House. Drum and Bass, in part, was a reaction to the rising popularity of Jungle in subculture, attempting to jump on the trend whilst making it more appealing to a wider, white, english radio audience; effectively whitewashing the genre to do so and distancing record label and radio acts from the black immigrant communities that pioneered the sound. Feels very important to point those sort of nuances out given the, frankly poor and insubstantial, 'meat and bones' analogy given in the video.

[@jimjones1586]

Could we have a track list used in this video please

[@MrSpongix]

My ears are not made to distinguish dnb and jungle But, we need jungle I'm afraid

[@supermerger3288]

Drum and bass is "boots cats, bootscats" Jungle is "bootsencats an bootsencats" Breakcore is a cat wearing boots breakdancing

[@sonicbionic]

perfect description.

[@BobHenri2011]

YES! RISE DRILL N BASS ENJOYERS

[@sonicbionic]

HELLLLL YEAH!!

[@firco7]

Isn't hardcore more in the hardstyle / gabber direction? Or do we distinguish between different hardcores? :-)

[@smartgenes1]

Yes, hardcore jungle techno or hardcore was distinct from hardcore techno like The Hypjotist, Dye Witness etc, even though in many cases they could be mixed in the same set. Then in 93 when jungle techno dropped the kickdrum, happy hardcore ran side by side as a different genre with a tempo which was too fast to be mixed with it.

[@Neodate-xu4lk]

Nice video.

[@ruzzo9350]

I totally agree with Breakcore. Being very honest, it sounds more like a piece of attraction then a GENRE STYLE were people would listen to daily, and through daily activities. Their music simply... don't quite fit in the mood.

[@sonicbionic]

thats their breakcore. *actual* breakcore has influences with hard*core* techno and drum and bass. which is known for its drum *breaks*. its hard to explain but "breakcore" and breakcore are far far different

[@DSX001USER]

nice explanation, thanks, whats the song that plays when you start showing jungle?

[@maxgeorge-ruiz5449]

torn-omni trio, all songs are top left

[@lfbp7051]

We are returning to the matrix

[@kalebrosenberg8294]

okay but what about the whole 90s Berlin breakcore/digital hardcore stuff?

[@TempAccount358]

I really like liquid funk

[@harleedelaney-jn1rz]

What is the first tune called

[@fkthebreakfastmenu]

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