The Ragga Twins, comprised of Deman Rockers (David Destouche) and Flinty Badman (Trevor Destouche), are a pioneering jungle and breakbeat duo from London, United Kingdom. Emerging from the formative UK soundsystem scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the brothers first gained notoriety as MCs for the legendary Unity sound system, establishing themselves through dynamic performances and a unique blend of reggae, dancehall, and hip hop stylings. Their collaboration with influential producer Shut Up & Dance brought them to the forefront of the burgeoning rave and hardcore scenes, resulting in seminal tracks such as "Spliffhead," "Hooligan 69," and "Wipe the Needle.

" As early innovators in the UK’s electronic dance music movement, The Ragga Twins fused rapid-fire lyricism with pulsating basslines, becoming foundational figures in the evolution of jungle, drum and bass, and breakbeat. Throughout their enduring career, they have continued to collaborate widely, working with major electronic acts like Aquasky, Skrillex, and Deekline, while remaining vital contributors to the culture through live performances and radio appearances. Known for their high-energy delivery and enduring influence, The Ragga Twins are celebrated as icons who helped define and globalize the UK bass music sound.