Jumpin' & Pumpin' (1989–2016) was a prominent British independent record label, part of Passion Music group. Best-known for signing The Future Sound Of London and publishing their earliest works before the seminal duo got a major record deal with Virgin. After the band's debut solo releases, [m=6424] 12" EP (12 TOT 17) and [m=6395] CD/LP/MC (## TOT 2) in 1991, Jumpin' & Pumpin' quickly rose to fame. (The second 'Accelerator' single, [m=6470] 12"/CDEP, came out in '94). Other notable early J' & P' releases include [a8607]'s first EPs and numeros spin-offs by FSOL's Brian Dougans and [a40049], such as Humanoid, [a7387], [a30362], [a7383], [a7408], etc.

Since 1993, Jumpin' & Pumpin' focused on "various artists" CD/LP compilations dedicated to specific genres: Goa & psytrance, techno, drum'n'bass and jungle, Happy Hardcore, ambient-house/liquid dub. Only a few odd "solo" releases came out on J' & P' in the late '90s (for instance, Unlimited Dream Co).

In 2001, coinciding with FSOL/Amorphous Androgynous "comeback," the duo returned to Jumpin' & Pumpin' with Papua New Guinea 2001 12"/CD, [I][r=97753][/i] 2xCD "expanded" reissue, and a brand-new "redux" album: [m=6611] CD/2xLP. Following fsoldigital.com's launch in 2007, Jumpin' & Pumpin' produced a few more represses and unreleased collections by FSOL and Humanoid. Since 2009, however, those included only limited-edition, deluxe packages, such as Record Store Day exclusives. Jumpin' & Pumpin' appears defunct after 2016. The Future Sound Of London has continued using ## TOT ## catalog numbers since then.

Distributed by:
◇ 1989–1990 [l394845]
◇ 1990–1993 [l264522]
◇ 1993–1998 [l19882]/[l149122]
◇ 1999–2003 [l276104]/[l149122]
◇ 2004–2008 [l126516]
◇ 2007–2008 Westbury Music
◇ 2012 [l270047]
◇ 2016 [l285824]

=Official description from passion-music.com=
jumpin' and pumpin'
Home of The Future Sound of London's "Papua New Guinea" album and spin-off creations. Check our great value collections of trance, hardcore, and Goa among an extensive selection of releases.