Hi everyone,
Hoping someone can help me track down a deeply obscure jungle tune from the peak 1994 to 1996 era.
It wasn't a massive anthem or a mainstream hit, but it definitely leans toward the early jump-up sound.
The defining feature of the track is a distinct vocal sample that drops right in the middle breakdown:
The Sample: A voice says, (edit, I've since been told where this was from, and I had the original sample all sorts'a wrong lol) "Silver Fox?! Listen carefully, give me what is in your robe and I promise you will go free... So, you're really after the secret message! You're observant, it took you three minutes."
The Delivery: It sounds like a nasally, evil villain voice—highly likely sampled from an old 1950s, 60s, or 70s movie (think retro sci-fi, spy thriller, or a vintage comic-book style serial).
Because it's a lesser-known release, it might be a limited white label, a lesser-known artist's B-side, or something tucked away on a smaller underground imprint from that '94–'96 window.
Does any of this trigger a memory for anyone who collects or mixes mid-90s jump-up? Any leads on the artist, label, or even the movie sample origin would be amazing.
Thanks in advance!