Formed in 2013 by childhood friends Jordan White and Brian Dellis, over the last few years, Jane N’ The Jungle has become an unstoppable force in the modern alternative rock scene. Hailing from Phoenix, Arizona, the duo has come a long way from their garage rock beginnings, now bringing together elements of alternative rock, metal and a touch of punk attitude. Their music carries a gripping intensity that’s enthralled fans looking for something both fierce and relatable while Jordan’s powerful vocals paired with Brian’s guitar work combine to forge anthems that hit with emotional weight and pure sonic energy.
Since making their debut with their first single “Tonight” back in 2019, followed by their full-length album Concrete Jungle later that year, Jane N’ The Jungle has been on a constant ascent. Their 2022 EP Ocean Creatures confirmed their status as purveyors of high-octane rock, earning them endorsements from major brands like Gibson Guitars and opportunities to perform alongside other leading artists.
Last year, their second EP, Life of the Party, further showcased their ability to blend robust instrumentation with personal storytelling. The title track even received a stripped-back acoustic rework, highlighting the versatility and emotional quality of their songwriting.
Most recently, they’ve been sharing tracks ahead of their upcoming album with “GTFO” and “Beauty Queen” offering the first taste of the new release. Now they bring us their third single lifted from the forthcoming record with their brand new song titled “Disco Lemonade,” a track which takes cues from Marcy Playground’s 90s hit “Sex and Candy,” reinterpreting that era’s alternative rock spirit through a female perspective, offering a modern spin on nostalgia.
Produced by Cameron Mizell, whose work includes collaborations with Avril Lavigne, Sleeping With Sirens and Memphis May Fire, the track kicks off with the crash of drums and warbling tone of plucked guitar notes, forming a hazy atmosphere as Jordan’s engrossing vocals enter to cast fiery delivery into the enveloping arrangement.
Launching into a thrilling chorus, pounding drums and storming guitars collide as the lead vocals take flight to thread epic lines above, resulting in a visceral and truly anthemic alternative rock sound that’s brimming with expressive emotion and memorable songwriting. Cut with intricate lead guitar flourishes, the track shifts into a spectacular mid section that shakes with absorbing melodic leads and the drive of rolling drums before the chorus arrives to offer a mighty finale. At once accessible, raucous and entirely arresting, “Disco Lemonade” sees Jane N’ The Jungle lay down another astonishingly compelling rock outing that further builds the hype for their upcoming record.
Listen to Disco Lemonade below
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