Kicking off with their signature bold drums and a textured guitar frequency with hard rock chords, Jane N’ The Jungle open METAL GHOST with the conceptual lyrics, “You’re like stomach acid, spitting messes, where’s the tree you’re falling from? Over guessing, sloppy lessons, trying to teach but nothing comes…”

The opus expands in the dimensional, alternative rock soundscape that we have come to love from Jane N’ The Jungle with a nod to the classic elements of rock’n’roll. We appreciate Jordan White‘s vocal range and timbre, as she tells a story of “following your muse and falling in love with the unknown.”

The band add that METAL GHOST is “about being lost and not wanting to be found. It’s a metallic attitude with an open heart. The Metal Ghost is in all of us, waiting to be set free.”

We love the intention of the track and feel the liberating energy. We also learn that METAL GHOST was written on the night that Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison‘s death was announced, and is Jane N’ The Jungle‘s ode to rock’n’roll and its aesthetic.

It is no surprise that Jane N’ The Jungle have garnered support from outlets like MTV Spankin’ New, Music Choice, Spotify’s Fierce Femmes, All New Rock, Women of Rock; Apple Music’s Breaking Hard Rock, New in Rock and Fresh Blood with features in Wonderland, Alt Press, Women That Rock, Loud Women and The Hype Magazine. Rock radio has also taken notice of the rising band from Phoenix, and Jane N’ The Jungle have received support with spins on Matt Pinfield’s New and Approved KLOS FM Los Angeles, and Sirius XM.

We love their overall sound and authenticity, along with the emotive and inspiring nature of METAL GHOST, and have added the track to our New Music Spotlight playlist, whilst we continue to stream the wider discography of Jane N’ The Jungle!

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We recently featured Jane N’ The Jungle for their conscious and moving visual for Ocean Creatures, so we were thrilled to learn that they had just released their new single DIRTY DOG.

Establishing the mood with an industrial guitar riser expanding into an alternative rock soundscape, vocalist Jordan sings the vulnerable lyrics, “You got me feeling twisted, on my knees and praying, feeling guilty, feeling dirty, feeling bruised…”

DIRTY DOG is a fierce yet meditative female freedom rock anthem wrapped in crisp production, distorted riffs and biting lyrics delivered with abandon and precision about a personal sexual assault.

We are grateful to Jane N’ The Jungle for bringing this topic to light and turning their pain into power to help people heal. The opus is cathartic and thought-provoking, but also super catchy and the hook will stay in your head all day.

Anecdotally, the song was written on a napkin while hanging with Ayron Jones at a local dive bar. Jordan recounts her experience being sexual assaulted and “felt so gross and so small, like a DIRTY DOG”.

It is no surprise that the group has garnered support from outlets like: MTV Spankin’ New, Music Choice and Spotify’s Fierce Femmes. They have features in Wonderland, Alt Press, Women That Rock as well as airplay from various FM rock radio stations across the country including Matt Pinfield’s New and Approved show on KLOS FM Los Angeles. Jane N’ The Jungle are also endorsed by Gibson Guitars and recently raised funds for both Make-A-Wish and Give A Note Foundation.

We have added DIRTY DOG to our New Music Spotlight playlist, whilst we continue streaming  Jane N’ The Jungle‘s wider discography!

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