Ragga Twins

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Ragga Twins

About Ragga Twins

Crucial cogs in the development of UK dance music, the Destouche brothers (Trevor and David, aka Flinty Badman and Deman Rocker) cut their teeth as MCs on North London's Unity reggae sound system, eventually adopting the name Ragga Twins in 1989. Throughout the early 90s they released a steady stream of killer and highly influential singles such as "Ragga Trip", "Hooligan 69" and "Spliffhead" - all fiercely energetic mutations of reggae, dancehall, hip-hop and breakbeats which found a home in the emergent rave scene of the time. The seminal "Reggae Owes Me Money" album, produced by PJ & Smiley (aka Shut Up & Dance) and its musical blueprint of basslines, breakbeats and ragga vocals helped define the blueprint for Jungle music in the years to come. 1995s follow up album "Rinsin Lyrics" took a more laid back approach, delving into their love of dub, hip hop and jazz (produced by Us3's Geoff Wilkinson). They continue to release new music, collaborating with new waves of producers across the bass music spectrum such as Skrillex, Sammy Virji, Mark Pritchard, Charlotte Devaney and Wrongtom as well as a recent feature with James Blake ("Big Hammer"). You can find them on the road every weekend blowing away their army of fans and always winning new ones along the way. 2023 sees the release of a new Ragga Twins album on NICE UP! Records. “Before dubstep and grime there was drum ‘n’ bass, before that there was jungle and before that The Ragga Twins." - The Guardian

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About Ragga Twins

Crucial cogs in the development of UK dance music, the Destouche brothers (Trevor and David, aka Flinty Badman and Deman Rocker) cut their teeth as MCs on North London's Unity reggae sound system, eventually adopting the name Ragga Twins in 1989. Throughout the early 90s they released a steady stream of killer and highly influential singles such as "Ragga Trip", "Hooligan 69" and "Spliffhead" - all fiercely energetic mutations of reggae, dancehall, hip-hop and breakbeats which found a home in the emergent rave scene of the time. The seminal "Reggae Owes Me Money" album, produced by PJ & Smiley (aka Shut Up & Dance) and its musical blueprint of basslines, breakbeats and ragga vocals helped define the blueprint for Jungle music in the years to come. 1995s follow up album "Rinsin Lyrics" took a more laid back approach, delving into their love of dub, hip hop and jazz (produced by Us3's Geoff Wilkinson). They continue to release new music, collaborating with new waves of producers across the bass music spectrum such as Skrillex, Sammy Virji, Mark Pritchard, Charlotte Devaney and Wrongtom as well as a recent feature with James Blake ("Big Hammer"). You can find them on the road every weekend blowing away their army of fans and always winning new ones along the way. 2023 sees the release of a new Ragga Twins album on NICE UP! Records. “Before dubstep and grime there was drum ‘n’ bass, before that there was jungle and before that The Ragga Twins." - The Guardian

Ragga Twins's Concerts & Tour Dates

Date Event name Venue
16 Jun 2025 Ragga Twins in Kávos Kavos Corfu, Kerkira, KE, Greece
16 Jun 2025 Ragga Twins in Kávos Kavos Corfu, Kerkira, KE, Greece
02 Aug 2025 Capleton @ The National Bowl in Milton Keynes The National Bowl, Bletchley, EN, United Kingdom
09 Aug 2025 Knife Party in Milton Keynes The National Bowl, Bletchley, EN, United Kingdom
09 Aug 2025 Knife Party in Milton Keynes The National Bowl, Bletchley, EN, United Kingdom
22 Aug 2025 Ragga Twins @ Wold Farm Festival Field in Podington Wold Farm Festival Field, Rushden, EN, United Kingdom
22 Aug 2025 Ragga Twins @ Wold Farm Festival Field in Podington Wold Farm Festival Field, Rushden, EN, United Kingdom
25 Aug 2025 Ragga Twins @ Brighton Beach, Madeira Dr in The City Of Brighton And Hove Brighton Beach, Madeira Dr, Brighton, EN, United Kingdom

Ragga Twins's Popular songs

  • No Other (feat. Ragga Twins)
  • Blood
  • Badman (Skrillex Remix)

Frequently Asked Questions

Some of Ragga Twins's most popular songs include No Other (feat. Ragga Twins), Blood, Badman (Skrillex Remix). These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.

You can listen to Ragga Twins's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include No Other (feat. Ragga Twins), Blood, Badman (Skrillex Remix), and more.

Ragga Twins is known for their distinctive sound in the britcore genre, often blending elements of jungle, making them a unique voice in the music world.

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