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DJ Ron also known as Jungle Don, Sarsaparilla Kid, The Golden Child is a British jungle and drum and bass DJ, record producer, and film maker. DJ Ron was born in 1968, in London. In the early 1980s, he began his career in music culture starting with his involvement in the body popping crew, Popping Wizards. As a second-generation Caribbean immigrant growing up in East London in the 1980s, both DJ Ron's Guyanese heritage and his London surroundings influenced his musical taste.

DJ Ron, also known as Jungle Don, Sarsaparilla Kid, The Golden Child, is a British Jungle and Drum . .DJ Ron - LIVE Boiler Room SYSTEM: Sound Series x Somerset House Studios. 94. 24. DJ Ron w/ Liondub Rinse FM 14th April 2019 - Mixcloud. The last 18mths of Djing right up to the last two sets I played Chase & Status album launch and Soul In Motion last Sun, were enough proof for me that ravers going out listening to Jungle/ D&B have evolved to a point that they actually want to here the full circumstances of this amazing genre of music.

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With this mixtape he shows his past verses with some of Houston's top underground artist. 2G Ron ft. Pyrexx, GT Garza & Felony - 4 Kingz (feat.

View details of DJ Ron releases on vinyl, CD and mp3 downloads at rolldabeats online dance music discography resource. Ron Samuels (London, United Kingdom). Genre: Drum & Bass, Jungle, Hardcore.

Album · 2012 · 16 Songs. Plumiting Protractors. Nocturnal Ron, Ali Baba Abnormal, Universal & J-Maddox. 4. Deja Bru. Nocturnal Ron & Two B. 4:01. 5. January 1st. Nocturnal Ron, Ali Baba Abnormal, Universal & Malkovich. 6. Belly Up. Nocturnal Ron, PITTY PATRONE & Two B. 3:28. Nocturnal Ron, Ali Baba Abnormal, Two B & Malkovich.

King is the second studio album by American alternative rock band Belly, released on February 13, 1995. Although the members had tightened their focus and polished their hook-laden songs, King and its singles did not meet label expectations in the grunge-friendly atmosphere of 1995, and the band broke up shortly after it was released