Step into the Jungle with their latest album "Volcano"
Jungle, an electronic music duo spreading love, youth and dynamics, presented their new album on August 11. The album called "Volcano" made history as the 4th studio album of the British band.
They announced the album with the single "Candle Flame", and with "Back On 74" they left their listeners sleepless with excitement.
The "Back On 74" clip, which appeared thanks to the cooperation with "WeTransfer", stands out for its interactivity. Click to watch the music video.
The official music video is presented as a "music video-art gallery" thanks to 10,000 posters that change with each viewing. As viewers, we can download existing posters to our computer by clicking on the walls and frames placed on the floor in the video. Instead of the poster we uploaded, the viewer after us gets a chance to see new posters.
Of course, it wouldn't be a Jungle masterpiece without their signature dance-infused rhythms stealing the spotlight. Dance is the heart and soul of Jungle, and this music video stands as a testament to that fact.
For the duo who cite one of the iconic tracks from their first album 'Jungle' - 'Busy Earning' - as one of the highlights of their career, one of the main differences of their new album is the vintage feel that brought us to GTA Vice City radios.
The voice of 22-year-old musician Lydia Kitton, who adds softness to the songs with her vocals, contrasts with Erick the Architect in "Candle Flame" and walks on the edge of the disco genre in "You Ain't No Celebrity".
The choice of sound that is repeated towards the end of the albums tries not to touch our line, because the band was also inspired by Inflo, the manager of the "SAULT" group, and the producer. Jungle member J Lloyd said in an interview with NME that Inflo encouraged him to finish the single "Casio" in 45 minutes. It's all about vibe and flow, so he mixed all the tracks on his new album himself.
