Released in 1994, ‘Burial’ is one of the biggest and baddest tunes to have emerged out of jungle's first wave. Produced by scene stalwart Jumpin Jack Frost under his Leviticus alias, it hit heavy on dancefloors when it was first unleashed, but equally won the hearts of dancehall…
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How Leviticus’ ‘Burial’ epitomised jungle’s melting pot of influences
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