sampled that, the people cottoned on, and soon they started to call the music 'jungle'". In 1994, West converted to Rastafari. As Conquering Lion, he would release a classic jungle track "Code Red", with vocals from Super Cat. This was picked up for major release by Mango Records. This was then followed by the equally massive "Champion DJ" (featuring Top Cat) and "Junglist" (featuring Peter Bouncer), both released on his Congo Natty label that would be prolific in the mid-1990s to early 2000s. In 2013, West returned with the album Jungle Revolution, featuring the likes of General Levy, Top Cat, Tippa Irie, Tenor Fly, and Nanci Correia. Discography Albums Compilations Most Wanted (Congo Natty, 2008) Singles As Rebel MC As X Project, Lion of Judah et al "Walking in the Air" (X Project, 1992) "The Calling"/"Jah Sunshine" (X Project, 1993) "Inahsound"/"Lion of Judah" (X Project, 1993) "Code Red" (as Conquering Lion) (X Project/Mango, 1994) "Champion DJ" (as Blackstar with Top Cat) (Congo Natty, 1994) "Junglist" (as Tribe of Issachar) (Congo Natty, 1995) "Jah Set It" (as Lion of Judah) (Congo Natty, 1996) "Emperor Sellasie I" (as Lion of Judah) (Congo Natty, 1997) References External links Official website Rebel MC at Discogs.com Congo Natty at Discogs.com Rebel MC at Heroes of Hip-Hop 1964 births Living people English drum and bass musicians English male singers Black British male rappers English record producers Hip house musicians Singers from London People from Islington (district) Rappers from London Big Dada artists Ninja Tune artists