Jungle

Jungle is a British modern soul musical collective formed in 2013, known for their eclectic blend of funk, soul, and electronic music. The group was founded by Tom McFarland and Josh Lloyd-Watkin, who initially released music under the Jungle name as a duo before expanding to include additional musicians for live performances. Their self-titled debut album, released in 2014, featured notable tracks like "Busy Earnin'" and "Time." The album received critical acclaim and helped establish Jungle’s distinctive sound characterized by groovy basslines, vibrant horns, and smooth vocals. Their sophomore album, "For Ever," released in 2018, continued their success with singles like "Happy Man" and "Cherry." Jungle's innovative approach to music videos, often featuring captivating choreography and visual artistry, has further enhanced their impact on the contemporary music scene. They are recognized for their energetic live performances and have garnered a dedicated fanbase. Their music has influenced the resurgence of funk and soul in modern pop, making them a significant force in the genre's evolution in the 21st century.