2017 is going to be a big year for music, and we’re already seeing great promise. Released February 2nd on Ronin Ordinance, the "Kolka EP," produced by Belgian-based artist, Corrupted, captures the new sound of Jungle.

Youniss Ahamad, better known by his moniker Corrupted, is the face of one of the most innovative styles to be hitting the drum and bass scene: Ahamad’s very own “Future Fuccboi Jungle.” According to Corrupted’s Soundcloud bio, the style “takes influences from hip hop, jungle, footwork, jazz, ambient and much more.” His new jungle sound is really gaining momentum, turning the heads of artists such as Om Unit, Doc Scott, and Signal, to name a few.

Corrupted’s style took center stage in the “Late Night Conversations EP” released by Halogen Music back in September of last year. Now, the sound of Future Fuccboi Jungle makes a return to the forefront of evolving drum and bass, finding a proper place amongst the ranks of forward thinking Leeds-based label, Ronin Ordinance.

It’s exciting to see such advancement in an ever-growing scene. Corrupted’s Soundcloud bio said his “next release will surely be one to remember.” The Kolka EP is one to remember, indeed.

Links:

Ronin Ordinance

Corrupted.

"Late Night Conversations EP"

Halogen Music Group