Jungle's hit song 'Keep Moving' was born out of jamming and experimentation
The song went through multiple versions and styles before settling on its disco-inspired sound
The use of vintage equipment, such as a re501 and an old radio microphone, contributed to the unique sound of the song
The band focused on creating constantly changing elements in the music to keep it interesting
The vocals were recorded with a group of friends to create a sense of unity and harmony
How did Jungle come up with the idea for 'Keep Moving'?
—The idea for 'Keep Moving' came about through jamming and experimentation in the studio.
Did Jungle consider releasing a longer version of the song?
—There is a longer 25-minute version of 'Keep Moving' that the band may consider releasing in the future.
What equipment did Jungle use to create the unique sound of the song?
—Jungle used a re501 and an old radio microphone to achieve the distinct sound of 'Keep Moving'.
How did Jungle keep the music interesting throughout the song?
—The band focused on constantly changing elements every eight or four bars to maintain interest in the music.
How were the vocals recorded for 'Keep Moving'?
—The vocals were recorded with a group of friends and collaborators to create a sense of unity and harmony.
00:15The idea for 'Keep Moving' came from jamming and experimenting in the studio.
00:33The song went through multiple versions and styles before settling on its disco-inspired sound.
01:45Jungle used vintage equipment, such as a re501 and an old radio microphone to achieve the unique sound.
02:28The band focused on constantly changing elements in the music to keep it interesting.
03:36The vocals were recorded with a group of friends to create a sense of unity and harmony.
