Dj Pied Piper
Dj Pied Piper is the alias of Neil Mullarkey, a London producer who came up in the early 1990s rave scene. He was part of the UK jungle movement, known for...
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Dj Pied Piper is the alias of Neil Mullarkey, a London producer who came up in the early 1990s rave scene. He was part of the UK jungle movement, known for tracks built around heavy basslines. In 1994, he worked with vocalist Sammie B on 'Basslick Pro,' a track that became a dance chart hit and remains his best-known work.
Another track, 'Do You Really Like It,' also gained attention. Around 2000, he released an album called 'The Pied Piper' that included collaborations with artists like Smashing Pumpkins and Beck. That album was seen by some as a shift away from his earlier jungle sound.
His output includes singles, albums, and compilations over several decades, but 'Basslick Pro' is the track most people remember.
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