Artist
Goldie
Goldie appears 4 times in our Drum and Bass, 1994, The Waxonia Desk — A Way In, and The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred lists, placing as high as No. 1. Hand-curated, with a reason for every pick.
- Ranked entries
- 4
- Appears on
- Drum and Bass, 1994, The Waxonia Desk — A Way In, and The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred
- Year
- 1994
- Highest placing
- No. 1 in Drum and Bass
- Updated
- 2026-08-29
Appears on
Inner City Life
1994 · FFRR / Metalheadz
Ranked No. 1 in Drum and Bass
The record that proved jungle could carry grief. Diane Charlemagne's vocal floats over breaks chopped into timestretched dust, and the whole genre grew up in six minutes.
Also on 1994, The Waxonia Desk — A Way In, The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred
Inner City Life
1994 · FFRR / Metalheadz
Picked by 1994
The record that proved a breakbeat could carry a song rather than just a dancefloor, and the reason drum and bass got taken seriously by people who had ignored it. Everything the genre did for the next decade is a response to this.
Also on Drum and Bass, The Waxonia Desk — A Way In, The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred
Inner City Life
1994 · FFRR / Metalheadz
Picked by The Waxonia Desk — A Way In
The record that proves breakbeat music can carry grief. If drum and bass has only ever reached you as speed, this is the one that reframes the whole genre as something you feel rather than survive.
Also on Drum and Bass, 1994, The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred
Inner City Life
1994 · FFRR / Metalheadz
Picked by The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred
Time-stretched breaks, a Diane Charlemagne vocal and an emotional register jungle was not supposed to have. The record that made an entire genre legible to outsiders.
Also on Drum and Bass, 1994, The Waxonia Desk — A Way In