Savages Jungle by Supreme Being: A Drum n Bass Odyssey You Can’t Ignore
Alright, let’s cut to the chase. If you’re into beats that make your eardrums feel like they’ve been plugged into a power socket, Savages Jungle by Supreme Being is the album for you. Released in 2016 under Wild West Recordings (UK vibes, baby!), this electronic gem dives deep into the Drum n Bass genre with enough energy to wake up a hibernating bear. Or at least keep you wired till 3 AM.
Now, I’m not gonna lie—this isn’t some polished, radio-friendly snooze fest. It’s raw, it’s gritty, and it slaps harder than your morning alarm clock. Let’s zoom in on two tracks that stuck with me like gum on a hot sidewalk.
First up: “Jungle.” Oh man, where do I even start? This track feels like being chased through an actual jungle but instead of tigers, it’s your ex texting you “we need to talk.” The bassline growls, the drums snap like twigs underfoot, and there’s this eerie atmospheric layer floating above it all—like someone whispering secrets you’re not sure you want to hear. By the time the drop hits, you’ll either be throwing shapes in your living room or questioning every life decision that led you here. Either way, it works.
Then there’s “Savages.” This one’s darker, moodier, and honestly kinda haunting. Imagine walking home late at night, streetlights flickering, shadows lurking—you get the vibe. The rhythm punches you in the gut while these glitchy synths swirl around like bats circling a haunted bell tower. And just when you think you’ve got it figured out, BAM, another twist. It’s chaotic, unpredictable, and oddly satisfying—kinda like ordering pizza at midnight after a breakup.
What makes Savages Jungle stand out is how it doesn’t try too hard to impress. There’s no pretentiousness here; it’s just straight-up good music made by people who clearly love what they’re doing. Supreme Being nails the balance between nostalgia and innovation, paying homage to classic Drum n Bass while adding their own wild spin.
So yeah, if you’re looking for something fresh yet familiar, give this album a spin. Just don’t blame me if you end up losing hours vibing to it.
Oh, and one last thing—listening to this feels like getting lost in a rave inside a video game from the ‘90s. Which, honestly, might be the highest compliment I can give. Now go press play before I change my mind about sharing this hidden treasure!
