Jungle

About

Jungle is the electrifying British collective that has redefined modern funk and soul, blending infectious grooves with a cinematic flair. Known for their enigmatic energy and visually stunning performances, Jungle has carved a niche as one of the most innovative acts in contemporary music. Their sound is a kaleidoscope of influences, from the golden era of disco and funk to modern electronic beats, creating a timeless yet fresh sonic palette. Formed in London in 2013 by childhood friends Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland, Jungle quickly gained attention with their self-titled debut album in 2014, which featured breakout hits like "Busy Earnin'" and "Time." Their music videos, often featuring synchronized dancers, became a signature aesthetic, amplifying their reputation as visual storytellers. Over the years, Jungle has evolved, experimenting with richer textures and bolder production, as seen in their 2021 album *Loving in Stereo*, which marked a new creative peak. Jungle’s cultural impact lies in their ability to merge retro nostalgia with futuristic innovation, appealing to both dance floors and introspective listeners. They’ve collaborated with artists like Bas and Channel Tres, further expanding their reach. Recently, they’ve been touring globally, captivating audiences with their high-energy live shows. With a new album on the horizon, Jungle continues to push boundaries, proving they’re not just a band but a movement.