Phoenix-based, modern rock duo Jane N’ The Jungle recently released their newest single and video “Beauty Queen” on August 30th.
Jane N’ The Jungle’s new alternative hit “Beauty Queen” embodies the essence of the millennial generation, courageously confronting the false realities and shattered dreams of their youth.
Jane N’ The Jungle came together as a garage rock band in 2013, founded by childhood friends Jordan White and Brian Dellis. Their musical journey has been marked by continuous growth, resulting in the creation of some remarkable tracks.
It follows their summer release “GTFO” and is the second single off their upcoming record produced by Cameron Mizell (Avril Lavigne, Memphis May Fire, Sleeping With Sirens). Which I’m thrilled about it since they’ve already released two phenomenal songs!
You can read our review of “GTFO” here.
Listen to “Beauty Queen” and watch the official video below.
“Beauty Queen” beautifully showcases Jordan’s astonishing vocal range, displaying an impressive array of musical prowess and emotive depth.
Brian’s instrumental skills are truly awesome and are showcased in everything they create.
Jane N’ The Jungle delivers an electrifying experience that captivates audiences, earning them a rapidly expanding fanbase and recognition from esteemed sources like MTV Spankin’ New, Spotify Editorial, Apple Music’s Editorial, and Punkio, as well as features in Wonderland, Alt Press, Women That Rock, and others. Their music receives airtime on prominent rock radio stations such as Matt Pinfield’s New and Approved on KLOS FM Los Angeles, Sirius XM, WRKZ, KLAQ, KCMQ, and more. The band is proudly endorsed by Gibson Guitars.
They’ve recently toured with the likes of Jinjer, Escape The Fate, Smash Into Pieces, Saving Abel, Sammy Hagar & The Circle, The Warning, Lacey Sturm, There Is No Us, The Unlikely Candidates and Plush.
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