"Black Album" is not the kind of music Electrosoul System’s fans can expect from Andrey. It includes 12 tracks dated 2020 - 2022 and presents techstep, postliquid, rolling beats, industrial and neuro sound elements, triumphant-dark atmospheric patterns, jump-up grooves, heavy metal samples, 808 and Reece basslines, Hoover synths. The musical spectrum of "Black Album" is much wider than all the above mentioned and presents a dynamic, modern and highly dancefloor drum’n’bass selection.

"Black Album" is not the kind of music Electrosoul System’s fans can expect from Andrey. It includes 12 tracks dated 2020 - 2022 and presents techstep, postliquid, rolling beats, industrial and neuro sound elements, triumphant-dark atmospheric patterns, jump-up grooves, heavy metal samples, 808 and Reece basslines, Hoover synths. The musical spectrum of "Black Album" is much wider than all the above mentioned and presents a dynamic, modern and highly dancefloor drum’n’bass selection.

"Black Album" is not the kind of music Electrosoul System’s fans can expect from Andrey. It includes 12 tracks dated 2020 - 2022 and presents techstep, postliquid, rolling beats, industrial and neuro sound elements, triumphant-dark atmospheric patterns, jump-up grooves, heavy metal samples, 808 and Reece basslines, Hoover synths. The musical spectrum of "Black Album" is much wider than all the above mentioned and presents a dynamic, modern and highly dancefloor drum’n’bass selection.

The first compilation of domestic Jungle and Breakbeat "Jungle Book" saw the light in 1997 and was released on three media at once - on audio cassette, CD and vinyl. In its time the compilation made a lot of noise and became a kind of a unique brand which is still being heard not only by the style's apologists. In 2000 the second edition of The Jungle Book Vol. 2". As usual, the "book" was divided into two chapters: Breakbeat and Jungle. In the new edition of 2023 we decided to stick to the tradition. For the third volume we selected the most interesting fresh tracks from the authors of the new wave, as well as from the masters of the scene of that time. We deliberately moved away from the reference sound of modern studios. We wanted to get that "dirty" "basement" sound, which can be safely attributed to the characteristics of Underground.