Jungle discuss their fifth album, ‘Sunshine’, as a more vulnerable and introspective evolution of their soul-infused electronic sound. Lydia Kitto says its optimism comes from reflecting on heartbreak after the pain has passed, while Josh Lloyd-Watson stresses the group’s commitment to instinctive, in-house creativity rather than overworked perfection.

The 11-track record combines longing, anxiety and escapist dancefloor energy, with songs including ‘The Wave’, ‘Come Back To Me’, ‘Carry On’ and ‘Where Are You Now?’ highlighted for their nostalgic grooves. The interview also notes collaborations and stylistic influences spanning dub, R&B and French touch, alongside Jungle’s forthcoming world tour and their developing dance-led visual work.