Do you want glitchy dubby bass? Do you like dope half-step, dubstep, or all out 160 bpm jungle? Then bounce this way; Dale delivers it for us this week.

Part of the mission of Jungo Road is to highlight DJs and producers that bring us music off the beaten path. Years past, Dale played west coast deep house, obscure pop remixes, and breaks. Recently though, he is skewing away from the 120s and 30s to instead bring the beats below 100 and above 160. Yes, he’s playing the outer rim!

When Dale has a itch for so-mo beats, he regularly turns to labels like Muti Music and well as artists such as Heyoka, Timonkey, Nanda, Subvert, VibeSquaD, and LayerZ. For the top side, he checks out the stellar label Breakbeat Kaos for the bangers.

[Warning: Dale told us that this mix requires good earbuds or speakers for the bass. We listened and agree. You will miss all the juicy fun if you can't hear it proper!]

Dale mostly spins at private parties and those underground; purely for the joy. But times are changing and Dale’s lining up a party for late fall. Follow Jungo Road on Twitter or come back to Jungo Road to get the dates as they are announced.

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Stream the mix here or download the podcast above. Click on the links below to purchase!

1. Heyoka – Meltdown [Muti Music]
2. LayerZ – Spit Wods Part 1 [Muti Music]
3. Mimosa – Lullabyte [Muti Music]
4. An-ten-nae – Griot feat. Samba [Muti Music]
5. PANTyRAiD – Beba (Original Mix) [Marine Parade]
6. Heyoka – Flying Dub Sauce [Muti Music]
7. Don Goliath – Mrs U (Remixed by Zeno Goddess) [Dubstep Division Recordings]
8. Bird of Prey – The First Step [Vaporvent]
9. Timonkey – Heaven and Earth [Muti Music]
10. Heyoka – Galactic Tea Pad [Muti Music]
11. Sharps – The Stag – My Little Pony [Saedos]
12. Spor – Aztec [Shogun Audio]
13. Fresh & Adam F – When The Sun Goes Down (Original Mix) [Breakbeat Kaos]

Dale Phurrough is driven to bring creativity…the possibility of creativity…to the world and through it improve urban relationships. Everything else falls from there.

Dale has spent a good deal of time in and around electronic music in the American southeast, west coast, and New York City. He was hooked early on electronic music while a teenager in Birmingham, AL; he danced with his friends on a public access channel “club show” for young teenagers. 80s dance pop, like Shannon, was the choice of his Alabama youth. Soon after, he was stomping around Atlanta in black clothes to industrial music from the likes of Front 242, Nitzer Ebb and new wave from New Order, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and remixes of The Cure and Sinead O’Connor.

After a move to Seattle, he was heavily influenced by the west coast deep house scene; particularly a long and still running Sunday night party Flammable. Dale became a house head. Trips up and down the west coast including weekend mornings/afternoons/evenings/nights at the End-Up in San Francisco continued his education. But it was one late night after-hours in Seattle with his friends that he was introduced to CDJ-1000s. A DJ was born. Later in Seattle, Dale created multifaceted shows with live electronica and modern dance with his Social Living production company.

In 2002, Dale attended the Burning Man festival for the first time and was exposed to a fresh diversity of music. Since then, Dale has played and embraced the organic sounds typically coming from the west coast, the underground electronica scene, and the Burning Man community. While he has a solid house head, he leans more toward breakbeat, glitch, broken beat, 2-step, IDM, and dubstep. Dale and Chad North founded Jungo Road in 2009 to increase the exposure of electronic music like these and others like tech-funk in New York City.

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Play individual tracks and then click on the links below to purchase!

1. Nanda – As We Let Go [Muti Music]
2. ill.gates – Prickles n Goo [Muti Music]
3. Outersect – Ikodia (An-ten-nae RMX) [Muti Music]
4. Subvert – Speaker Humpin’ [Muti Music]
   
5. Nanda – Caveman [Muti Music]
6. Lawgiverz – LAM [Addictech Records]
7. Future Funk Squad – De-Mystified (Andy Page Remix) [Default Records]
8. Dreadzone – Once Upon A Time In Jamaica (Mafiatone Mix) [Functional Breaks]
9. Ed Solo, Skool Of Thought – When I Was A Yout [Against The Grain]
10. Buckfunk 3000 – Command Your Soul [Bow Wow]
    
11. VibeSquaD – Sunshinez [VibeSquaD Recordings]
12. Knowa Knowone – Free Energy (Feat. Seasunz, Firewater, Wiseproof And New Eon) [Muti Music]
13. AMB – Theory [Chi Recordings]
    
14. Timonkey – Aqua Legion [Muti Music]

Get on our cellphone and email list. We have friends in low and high places so we’re tapped in. We will be offering comp’s and reduced entries for our friend’s parties and later this year our own. Because they go fast, you’ve got to be on our list.

Our sound can only be identified by what is ‘off the beaten path’ – hence our name, Jungo Road. It is the highly forbidden passage from Winnemucca to Gerlach, Nevada. First month guests on the website will include Raydeus (SF), Chad North (NYC), Tektite (NYC), and Lee Coombs (UK).

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