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General Levy

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General Levy (Paul Scott Levy, born 28 April 1971) is a British ragga deejay of Trinidadian descent, raised in Harlesden and Wembley, who collected dancehall tapes from age 10 and formed his own sound system, Third Dimension, as a teenager before his 1994 collaboration with M-Beat, 'Incredible', became the first jungle track to reach the UK Top 10.

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General Levy — dubplate freestyle for Little Lion Sound

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A dubplate freestyle voiced for Little Lion Sound by the UK deejay. Identified via web search; not verified from the seeding environment.

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M-Beat feat. General Levy — Incredible (1994 Official Music Video)

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Official 1994 music video for the first jungle single to reach the UK Top 10; discovery-only embed.

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Story · Well supportedBritish ragga and the jungle turn

Before jungle had a name, London's ragga deejays were already writing its vocabulary.

Story · Well supportedThe originators of fast chat

In 1982, a 19-year-old on a South London sound system deejayed faster than anyone had heard, and a UK style was born.