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The British collaboration between the electronic group Beatmasters and the rap duo Cookie Crew released Rok da House in 1986. This track is considered the first hip house single by many historians.
The controversy erupted in 1988 when Tyree Cooper's Turn Up the Bass hit the charts. Cooper's U.S. release came two years after the Beatmasters and Cookie Crew track was written and pressed to vinyl.
British artists such as S-Express, Bomb the Bass, and MARRS produced sample-based hip house records during the 1980s. DJs like Chad Jackson championed the sound to ensure the fusion remained a staple of the nightlife circuit.
Hip house releases by UK artists such as Double Trouble and Rebel MC laid the groundwork for the early 1990s UK rave scene. These tracks were instrumental in shaping the breakbeat hardcore genre which eventually evolved into jungle.
Artists such as LMFAO, Pitbull, Flo Rida, and David Guetta embraced the genre to create mainstream hits in the 2010s. Electronic dance music DJs and producers like Tiësto and Diplo also contributed to the genre's resurgence with hits like C'mon (Catch 'em by Surprise).