Kirk's Nightmare"-a bizarre, breakbeat-infused rave track that would become an unlikely hit.
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In 1990, 4Hero (a duo made up of Marc Mac and Dego, who would also release several genre-defining singles under the Tom & Jerry moniker), released "Mr. It was out of this volatile cultural stew-reggae, house, soul, jazz, hip-hop, and rave-that jungle first emerged. Its lightspeed evolution happened likewise in urban clubs in the city and massive raves in the countryside. The music spread rapidly and influenced everything. When acid house touched down in the UK in 1988 during the Second Summer of Love, electronic music moved to the forefront of English popularity and cultural impact. In subsequent decades, disco, soul, jazz-funk, and hip-hop emerged and established their own unique scenes in the UK, each permanently transforming the country's music culture. In the 1950s, Jamaican immigrants brought the practice of building soundsystems to England, establishing a distinctly Afro-Atlantic culture of bass, rhythm, and spoken word in the country. When Parliament passed The British Nationality Act 1948, creating a pathway to British citizenship for people from the colonies (most notably Jamaica), the racial and cultural dynamics of England would be forever changed. Rather than a straight linear sequence of events, the genre's evolution has played out as the result of an interconnected web of social forces and technical innovations that have propelled the music forward. The story of how jungle/drum and bass was born, cultivated, and evolved in the UK-and the racial and class dynamics behind the genre's name-is impossibly rich and complex.
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