I was seriously feeling a remix this morning and there was one artist that I had in mind- Lil Wayne. I find that his voice perfectly fits the jungle style, especially in the track A Milli where he raps a bit faster than usual. I've heard several drum and bass remixes of this track, but none that are actually jungle. This is straight jungle in the style of Shy FX & UK Apache's 'Original Nuttah'.

Lil Wayne - A Milli (Psy-Hulud Remix) by Psy-Hulud

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Last edited by floyd741 on Jun-09-2010 at 01:02

Not my kind of thing but clearly well done. Vocals fit in nicely.

Despite the waveform, the bass is virtually inaudible on my T40 media speakers!

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because the bass is all sub-bass. on speareks with no bass, there is nothing.

i remember an interview with la roux in nme where she mentioned about the first time she heard the skream remix of "in for the kill" where the drums doesn't come in until 2 minutes in and before that it's all vocals, subbass and various atmospheric pads. she heard it on a laptop and her reaction was "is that just it, where is the bass?"

anyhow, this is nice, not anything special but nice anywahs

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I want to hear a bass that's not only feely but audible as well in this one.

I like this, but that's my problem here.