When it comes to jungle and drum & bass, you don't really get much more influential than Ragga Twins. Since their beginnings on reggae soundsystems in the 80s to embracing rave music in the 90s, their mark on modern music is undeniable as they continue to light up stages and win armies of fans around the world. Their album "Reggae Owes Me Money" is a touchstone for many people, being one of the first to meld ragga lyrics with roughneck breakbeats. They've since worked with hundreds of producers across many different genres, but now is the time to unleash some new music of their own.
Taken from a forthcoming new album (their first in 28 years!) "Too Much Madness" is an explosive dancefloor assault on the senses, matching blistering jungle with a lyrical attack on the current state of affairs in politics and state propaganda as the veteran MCs spit pure fire, taking no hostages as they cement their reputation as still being the sharpest mic men on the scene. Produced Dean Barratt and Taelimb, known for his work with Shy FX, Voltage and Breakage amongst many others, this is just a taste of what is to come...