Tone Melisse is Jungle By Night’s latest addition to their ever expanding catalogue and serves as a counterpart to their earlier released Club Paradiso. This time taking a step back to their roots with more traditional arrangements consisting of a more classic ‘’bass, guitar and drums’’ setup but never losing their experimental edge with mellow synthesisers and funky arrangements.
Recorded live, the band tried to catch the initial spark of...
Jungle By Night has won a wonderful place in the market in 15 years and the group has captured the hearts of music lovers of different genres with their unique sound. Jungle By Night has performed on more than 700 stages in more than 34 countries, with more concerts and festivals to come this year.
The new EP under the name Tone Melisse consists of six tracks and 25 minutes...
After more than a decade of heating up dancefloors at over 600 festivals and stages in 34 countries and 6 released albums, the nine-headed instrumental collective Jungle by Night melted their years of passion, friendship, and influences from krautrock, dance, jazz and techno together into a new analogue composition that will put us in a trance. << Algorhythm >> makes us revel in the human things around us and connect...
“It’s oke to let your guard down once in a while. ‘Accept all’ so we can make sure you can enjoy everything there is to offer. Let us feed you our cookies so you can feed our algorythm.”
For more than ten years, Jungle by Night has been heating up dancefloors with their cross-cutting music at over 600 festivals and stages in 34 countries. The nine-headed instrumental collective released six...
Jungle by Night has turned many dance floors into boiler rooms: from Istanbul to Tokyo and from Paris to the isle of Vlieland, nobody can withstand their afro beats, ethiobreaks, Turkish psych and spicy cumbia. Their latest album The Traveller sets its journey further through the jungle, taking it deeper and deeper into an unknown world. Carefree dancing to their signature sound is not something left in the past, but...
