Jumpin Jack Frost re-releases 'Burial'

Some tracks never lose their power, and Jumpin Jack Frost's Burial is proof that true jungle classics only grow stronger with time. Originally released under his Leviticus alias, Burial returns through 0207 Def Jam with a fresh set of remixes and an inspiring mini documentary that celebrates one of the most influential records in drum and bass history. Thirty years after it first changed the game, the anthem still hits with the same dark energy and unmistakable atmosphere that made it a cornerstone of the UK underground.

Raised in Brixton and inspired by London's legendary sound system culture, Jumpin Jack Frost has earned his place as one of the pioneers of jungle music. From the acid house explosion to unforgettable performances at iconic events including Sunrise, Energy and The Fridge, Frost helped shape a movement that would influence dance music around the world. Sharing stages with artists such as Carl Cox and The Prodigy, he built a reputation for fearless sets and groundbreaking productions, with Burial standing tall as one of his defining achievements.

The new mini documentary offers far more than a look back at a classic record. It follows Frost's journey from carrying speaker wires for Frontline International Sound at just 11 years old to becoming one of electronic music's most respected DJs, producers, broadcasters, authors and the co founder of V Recordings and Philly Blunt. Along the way it explores the culture, community and resilience that helped jungle flourish, while also shining a light on mental health and the people who have kept the scene alive for decades.

Frost calls the documentary "beyond beautiful," describing it as a personal insight into his life and hoping fans will connect with its story. His passion for the genre continues through Planet V's Legacy programme, where he supports the next generation of talent. Burial remains every bit as bold, immersive and influential today, proving that genuine classics never fade. Instead, they inspire new listeners while reminding longtime fans exactly why they fell in love with jungle in the first place.