- Jameszoo – I You Cherrypearl (5:39)
- Arca – Brokeup (2:53)
- I:Cube – Makossa Suspens (2:20)
- Terror Danjah – Delicately (Feat Ruby Lee Ryder) (4:35)
- Darling Farah – Bruised (3:19)
- Fis – Wise Man (4:28)
- Haleek Maul – 88 (Produced By The Drum) (3:56)
- Lee Gamble – Dti (4:10)
- Andy Stott – Up The Box (5:01)
- Dj Q – All Junglist (5:00)
- Bok Bok – Silo Pass (Sir Spyro Remix) (5:40)
- South London Ordnance – Sanctuary (4:35)
- Chronik – Man In The Boot (3:17)
- Auntie Flo – Highlife (Sophie Remix) (4:25)
Various Artists / 14 Tracks: The Best of 2012: Part Two [2012]
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2 comments
Hardly the best tracks of 2012, some are good – some are shit.
For example, they give you the Andy Stott track, which is jungle but with a fresh angle of invention which I can dig, but they follow it with a track that is just plain old school called “all junglist”. If this track had been released in the early 90s no one would have listened to it because it sounds completely bland compared to the proper rave tracks of the day – so are we supposed to love something old school and bland just because we are in 2012? Pointless inclusion, not a best track of the year at all.