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Raul Campos guest hosts KCRW’s signature music program — defying format since 1977.

Dear KCRW listeners, we know it’s been a long year. We know you’ve missed live music just as much as we have. Today, we are pleased to announce a sweet, sweet light at the end of the tunnel: Electro neo-soul duo Jungle are back with new music and a slate of new shows, including a date at the Greek Theatre on Friday, October 29.
We’ve got all the goods, including a song premiere and ticket giveaway package courtesy of our friends at Goldenvoice, exclusively here at KCRW.
We last heard from the pair, a.k.a. J Lloyd and Tom McFarland, in 2018, when they stopped by KCRW for a deliciously danceable set on Morning Becomes Eclectic.
They return today with the U.S. premiere of “Keep Moving,” recorded in 2019 at the Church Studios in London. It’s the first single off of their third album “Loving in Stereo,” due out August 13.
In true Jungle style, “Keep Moving” is a bass-laden chunk of disco-funk goodness, with a slick falsetto chorus that beckons you onto the dance floors of our impending post-pandemic future.
To sweeten the deal, we’re giving away five pairs of tickets to Jungle’s October 29 show at the Greek. Enter now at KCRW.com/giveaways. We can’t wait to see you there.
Raul Campos guest hosts KCRW’s signature music program — defying format since 1977.
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