Analog Jungs was born out of a love for rhythm, groove and melody. Taking inspiration from the likes of Cid Inc, Guy J and Henry Saiz, the Cordoba residents first emerged in 2015 with ‘Anubis’, a track co-produced with fellow countryman and progressive music star Antrim. Well received by fans and contemporaries alike, it set Analog Jungs on a course for aural enlightenment. World class DJs Hernan Cattaneo and Nick Warren quickly became the duo’s biggest supporters, showcasing their music at the world’s largest electronic festivals, such as Burning Man, Tomorrowland and Woodstock 69. Not only recognized within the progressive scene, electronic music maven John Digweed also took a liking to the duo’s work, featuring it on his hugely popular Transitions Radioshow alongside the likes of global stars Eelke Kleijn, Sasha and Yotto. The duo’s colourful, club friendly sound was further recognized by Nick Warren in 2019, when the much-loved DJ invited
the duo to work on a remix for his revered The Soundgarden imprint. A bond with Antrim was nurtured further as well, as the Argentine’s fast rising Or Two Strangers imprint became a comfortable home for the duo’s enigmatic work.
2021 proved to be a breakout year for Analog Jungs. On the strength of a remix for Israeli duo Golan Zocher & Choopie, Analog Jungs vaulted into the top ten progressive house artists on Beatport, a spot generally reserved for the genres most prolific artists such as Alex O’Rion, Cristoph, Kamilo Sanclemente and Stan Kolev. Impressive company to be in, and a true indication that the Cordoba duo has matured into sophisticated artists with depth and consistency.
Also beloved as DJs, Analog Jungs have long been recognized for their impeccable taste and exquisite programming skills. The duo continues to mesmerise club goers across their homeland, performing at sold out showcases at the countries premiere venues, while sharing the booth alongside top talents such as Guy J, Patrice Baumel, Blancah, Darin Epsilon, Khen, Marc Marzenit, Mariano Mellino and Mike Griego. The culmination of years of hard work and a keen dance floor vision
have taken Analog Jungs to new heights with each successive year, and now as the world continues to open back up the duo sit as one of those rare acts whose music caters to the mind, body and soul.

Words by Mitch Alexander

RECORD LABELS
THE SOUNDGARDEN (Uk), MANGO ALLEY (JP), HOPE RECORDINGS (Uk), OR TWO STRANGERS (Argentina), BEAT BOUTIQUE RECORDS (Israel), BONZAIPROGRESSIVE (Belgium), BALKAN CONNECTION (Serbia), CLINIQUE RECORDING (Russia), DOPAMINE MUSIC (Greece), PHW ELEMENTS (Sweden), STELLAR FOUNTAIN (Hungary), ICONYC NOIR (USA) and SOUND AVENUE (Belgium).

BOOKINGS 
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PROMOS AND REMIX REQUEST 
analog.jungs@gmail.com

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Gaspard Augé has always brilliantly created intense musical universes that are conducive to escape. He is best known for being half of Justice, the duo that synthesized rock and rave in the mid-2000s and whose stage exploits have marked a whole generation.

His first solo album, Escapades, was released this year, and established his reputation as a master of maximalism, as a composer of electronic music whose imaginative tracks take us away from reality. His melodies are dreamlike landscapes and sentimental blasts that evoke an atmosphere of pagan rituals in orbit or a spaghetti western on a space station. But let's be honest, the producer had no desire to write an introspective album. "I've always wanted to make music that wasn't a reflection of everyday life," he says. "Because it's more exciting." 

The last we heard from Augé, he was winning a 2019 Grammy with Justice and Xavier de Rosnay for their album Woman Worldwide, a sort of reworked anthology of their songs from the past decade. "The great thing about the Grammys is that you don't know in advance if you've won or not, so it was a real surprise," Augé says. The deserved recognition of a common work that contributed to change the game. "We just slapped our hands together and said, 'We must have done something right,'" Augé explains. "And we said, now we can close this chapter."

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