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Jungle is a British electronic music project founded in 2013 by producers, Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland.

Jungle have released three studio albums. 2014's Jungle was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize that year. Their second album was 2018's For Ever through XL Recordings, while their third album, Loving in Stereo, was released on 13 August 2021 via Caiola Records. The group is based in London.

Jungle Background

Jungle started off with just two friends, Tom McFarland and Josh Lloyd-Watson. As friends from the age of 9, they went to school together and played in a few successful bands as well. They wanted to start their own band in 2013 and formed Jungle. They wanted to have their fans focus on the music and the aesthetics related to their tunes instead of on them. The band also wanted to include several artists on their tracks to create a unique collection of music and musicians with every song. Through the Chess Club Records label, they released their single, “The Heat,” and were nominated for BBC Sound of 2014 prize.

Jungle’s Greatest Hits

Jungle has many great singles and albums to their name. Some of their best singles are “Heavy, California,” “Time”, “Busy Earnin’”, “Smile” and “Platoon”. Their most famous albums are Jungle and For Ever. The group also hit number 13 on the New Musical Express charts for the Top 50 Tracks of 2014 with their song, "Busy Earnin’".

Jungle is a British electronic music project founded in 2013 by producers, Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland.

Jungle have released three studio albums. 2014's Jungle was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize that year. Their second album was 2018's For Ever through XL Recordings, while their third album, Loving in Stereo, was released on 13 August 2021 via Caiola Records. The group is based in London.

Jungle Background

Jungle started off with just two friends, Tom McFarland and Josh Lloyd-Watson. As friends from the age of 9, they went to school together and played in a few successful bands as well. They wanted to start their own band in 2013 and formed Jungle. They wanted to have their fans focus on the music and the aesthetics related to their tunes instead of on them. The band also wanted to include several artists on their tracks to create a unique collection of music and musicians with every song. Through the Chess Club Records label, they released their single, “The Heat,” and were nominated for BBC Sound of 2014 prize.

Jungle’s Greatest Hits

Jungle has many great singles and albums to their name. Some of their best singles are “Heavy, California,” “Time”, “Busy Earnin’”, “Smile” and “Platoon”. Their most famous albums are Jungle and For Ever. The group also hit number 13 on the New Musical Express charts for the Top 50 Tracks of 2014 with their song, "Busy Earnin’".

Neil Young, a Canadian-American singer-songwriter, has been a defining figure in rock music for decades. Born on November 12, 1945, he began his career in the 1960s in Winnipeg before moving to Los Angeles, where he became a member of Buffalo Springfield. His solo career, often supported by the band Crazy Horse, produced a series of highly acclaimed albums, including *Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere* (1969), *After the Gold Rush* (1970), *Harvest* (1972), *On the Beach* (1974), and *Rust Never Sleeps* (1979). He also contributed to the success of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, playing a key role in their landmark 1970 album *Déjà Vu*.
Young’s distinctive high tenor voice, emotive songwriting, and expressive guitar work have shaped his enduring legacy. His music seamlessly blends folk, rock, and country influences, while his raw, distorted electric guitar sound—particularly with Crazy Horse—earned him the title "Godfather of Grunge." This influence was further highlighted in his 1995 collaboration *Mirror Ball* with Pearl Jam.
In recent years, he has worked alongside the band Promise of the Real. Beyond music, Young has directed and co-directed several films under the pseudonym "Bernard Shakey," including *Rust Never Sleeps* (1979), *Human Highway* (1982), and *Greendale* (2003). His contributions to cinema also extend to soundtracks, with his music featured in *Philadelphia* (1993) and *Dead Man* (1995). Over his career, Young has earned multiple Grammy and Juno Awards. He has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice—once as a solo artist in 1995 and again in 1997 as part of Buffalo Springfield.
Rolling Stone ranked him among the greatest guitarists of all time and included him in their list of the 100 greatest musical artists. In the U.S., 21 of his albums and singles have achieved gold or platinum certification. Recognized for his contributions beyond music, he was honored with the Order of Manitoba in 2006 and named an Officer of the Order of Canada in 2009.