Jungle Playlist 2025, Vol. 2
Welcome to our 2025 playlist vol. 2. This compilation includes 55 songs (3 hours of music) in three languages from 12 countries.
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Ela Minus – Broken
Colombian singer-songwriter Gabriela Jimeno (Ela Minus), signed to Domino Recording, released the video for Broken, taken from her second album DÍA.
Read moreFranz Ferdinand – Audacious
Glasgow indie rock band Franz Ferdinand released their album The Human Fear on January 10, 2025, via Domino Recording. Stream the archduke of Austria’s lead single Audacious here.
Read moreWunderhorse – Rain (Live at WFUV)
WFUV radio shared a live performance of Wunderhorse for the single Rain, released in August 2024 as part of their album Midas.
Read moreJungle Playlist 2025, Vol.1
Curated by Jungle Indie Rockers Reb, Dao & Mar, featuring special guest Nacho Serrano. The new playlist starts a numbered series for 2025.
Read moreNew Order – Ceremony (Live 1981)
In 2019, Manchester band New Order decided to post this live video of Ceremony, recorded at Manchester’s CoManCHE Student Union on the 6th February 1981.
Read moreFanSandro – Come Alive
FanSandro unveiled their fifth single Come Alive on May 5, 2024, which will be included in their forthcoming album Ease Up On Yourself.
Read moreFanSandro – London Plane
The London band FanSandro is working on their new album while unveiling some of their songs, such as London Plane, the first single from the duo formed by Mike Clarke and Alex Smyth.
Read moreBauhaus – The Bela Session EP (2018)
Bela Lugosi’s Dead is often considered the first gothic rock record. Later, Bauhaus released a new EP in 2018 entitled The Bela Session EP.
Read moreBilly Idol – Dancing With Myself (1981)
Dancing With Myself was originally released in October 1980 by Gen X (previously Generation X) a British punk rock band, where it reached number 62 on the UK Singles Chart.
Read moreAdam and the Ants – Zerox (1979)
Zerox was Adam and the Ants’ second single, released on 6th July 1979 via Do It Records, with Whip In My Valise on the B-side.
Read moreThe Clash – Tommy Gun (1978)
Tommy Gun was the first single from the second album Give ‘Em Enough Rope by English punk rock Band The Clash.
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