The heart of UK modern soul collective Jungle is two childhood friends J and T.  I was supposed to chat with these two talented hooligans after soundcheck, but they disappeared from the venue before I had a chance to grab them. Jungle‘s self-titled debut was one of my favorite releases of 2014, so I wasn’t going to give up. Soon I found J and T‘s carefully hidden tour bus and stormed the cabin for my interview. (They should have know better than to try to escape me!) This talk turned out to be one of the funnier interviews I’ve done this year. Check out my chat with these two cheeky monkeys!

The Jungle track “Drops” was created in a bedroom studio. At the end of our chat, J and T tell me about how a funny accident lead to one of the weird samples on this track.

Tracks played on the show...
  
1) Jungle Jungle (2014) "Busy Earnin’"
2) Justice Audio, Video, Disco (2011) "Stress" (background/partial)
3) Jungle Jungle (2014) "Platoon"
4) Jamiroquai Emergency on Planet Earth (1993) "Virtual Insanity" (background/partial)
5) Born Blonde What The Desert Taught You (2012) "Radio Bliss" (background/partial)
6) Jungle Jungle (2014) "The Beat"
7) Jungle Jungle (2014) "Drops"
  
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The Interview Show with Jungle #183

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The Interview Show with Jungle #183

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