Jungle have teamed up with WeTransfer to drop an one-of-a-kind interactive video for new single ‘Back On 74’ – the latest cut from their forthcoming album Volcano.
‘Back On 74’ is the final single ahead of the electronic project’s fourth LP, which arrives 11 August – a soulful, melodic offering that follows singles ‘I’ve Been In Love’ (featuring Channel Tres), ‘Dominoes’ and Erick The Architect-featuring ‘Candle Flame’. The track’s video is something rather special. Available on Jungle’s dedicated WeTransfer page, not only is it a suitably snazzy, nostalgic-feeling visual, but includes a random selection of 10,000 unique digital works, all of which were created by JUNGLE’s J Lloyd, and which constantly evolve to make every watch a unique viewing experience. If that all sounds a bit wordy (don’t worry, this isn’t NFTs we’re talking about), then it’s worth simply watching the video by heading over to the unique page here. The video is available exclusively until the day of Volcano’s release, after which it will be promoted via WeTransfer’s global landing page, used by some 80 million monthly users.
With some tight-knit choreography, all captured in an impressive one-shot take, this digital aspect of the video also came together thanks to WeTransfer’s in-house Creative Studio and Emmy Award-winning Nexus Studios.
This project is also in-keeping with the visual emphasis placed on Volcano as a whole: the record has been announced alongside Volcano: The Motion Picture, also available from 11 August, which fans can access here.
Jungle – consisting of producers Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland – are not only gearing up for the release of their new album, but are set to headline All Points East on 26 August before heading out on tour from September through November.
See the full list of upcoming Jungle tour dates below – and visit the band’s site for details and to buy tickets.
August
26th – UK, London, All Points East (HEADLINERS)
September
6th – USA, Santa Barbara, Bowl
7th – USA, Los Angeles, The KIA Forum
9th – USA, San Francisco, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
13th – Canada, Vancouver, PNE Forum
14th – USA, Portland, Edgefield Concerts
15th – USA, Seattle, Wamu Theatre
18th – USA, Madison, The Sylvee
19th – USA, Chicago, Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
21st – Canada, Toronto, Echo Beach
23rd – Canada, Montreal, Place Bell
26th – USA, Boston, Roadrunner
27th – USA, Philadelphia, Franklin Music Hall
28th – USA, Washington DC, The Anthem
30th – USA, New York, Forest Hills Stadium
October
24th – France, Paris, LE CENTQUATRE (SOLD OUT)
25th – France, Paris, LE CENTQUATRE (ADDED DATE)
27th – Spain, Barcelona, Sant Jordi Club (SOLD OUT)
28th – Spain, Madrid, Palacio Vistalegre
29th – Portugal, Lisbon, Campo Pequeno
31st – France, Toulouse, Le Bikini
November
1st – France, Nimes, La Paloma
2nd – Italy, Milan, Alcatraz
4th – Switzerland, Zurich, X-Tra
5th – Germany, Munich, TonHalle
6th – Germany, Berlin, Verti Music Hall
8th – Sweden, Stockholm, Filadelfia
9th – Norway, Oslo, Sentrum Scene (SOLD OUT)
10th – Denmark, Copenhagen, KB Hallen (SOLD OUT)
11th – Denmark, Copenhagen, KB Hallen (ADDED DATE)
13th – Germany, Hamburg, Sporthalle
14th – Germany, Cologne, Palladium
15th – Netherlands, Amsterdam, AFAS Live (SOLD OUT)
16th – Belgium, Antwerp, Lotto Arena
‘Back On 74’ is the final single ahead of the electronic project’s fourth LP, which arrives 11 August – a soulful, melodic offering that follows singles ‘I’ve Been In Love’ (featuring Channel Tres), ‘Dominoes’ and Erick The Architect-featuring ‘Candle Flame’. The track’s video is something rather special. Available on Jungle’s dedicated WeTransfer page, not only is it a suitably snazzy, nostalgic-feeling visual, but includes a random selection of 10,000 unique digital works, all of which were created by JUNGLE’s J Lloyd, and which constantly evolve to make every watch a unique viewing experience. If that all sounds a bit wordy (don’t worry, this isn’t NFTs we’re talking about), then it’s worth simply watching the video by heading over to the unique page here. The video is available exclusively until the day of Volcano’s release, after which it will be promoted via WeTransfer’s global landing page, used by some 80 million monthly users.
Photo: Vivien Killilea
