The early 2010s have been a prosperous era for a lotta fast dance and bass music. Dubstep's magic was fading due to Brosounds taking over but the idea of some fresh air inbetween drums and basslines was thankfully carried on into the Jungles too. Not only Halftime but also tribal beats grew strong, whether it being in warm dubby or cold darker reincarnations. Speaking of living on, this plate is not only a sequel to that era but also a tribute to the one like Morphy, who brought dubby tribal brushy Jungle onto Alphacut around that time. It light up a spark to head for new territories, its soul is vibing on in 45Seven and especially in this new Alphacut - Post Morphem!Rude Operator are opening with a minimal dancehall feel, wriggling from 8bar to 8bar, switching tensions with patterns with a slice of footwork dna inside - zero chances to freeze! Rainforest is stepping on with enlightning skanks and mystic basses under a riddim one simply can't escape as well. Paradox Effects is n