Jungle star in a Tiny Desk with a continuous groove

ByJohn

The trio Jungle reviews his career through a fluid set of seven songs that are chained together without pauses in a Tiny Desk for NPR.

The British band has released a live session for the Tiny Desk Concerts from the American station NPRpublished last November 2, 2026. The trio formed by Tom McFarland, Josh Lloyd-Watson and Lydia Kitto he dispensed with breaks between songs to articulate a linked repertoire of seven compositions, fusing works from albums such as ““For Ever” (2018) or ““Volcano” (2023) with the 2025 single “Keep Me Satisfied”. The program comes a few days after the group performed in our country.

Accompanied by an extended instrumental lineup that features percussion, keyboards and vocal harmonies from several members, the group performs titles from their different albums, closing with the hit “Back on 74”, responsible for closing the set with a slower tempo than the original.

The video has been filmed under the direction of Maia Stern for NPR, shows the group’s ability to adapt its mix of R&B and contemporary soul to small stages, maintaining the sonic continuity that distinguishes its live performances.

The full setlist consists of “Someday, Somewhere”, “Beat 54 (All Good Now)”, “Dominoes”, “The Wave”, “Keep Me Satisfied”, “Casio” and “Back on 74”.

The training includes:
Lydia Kitto (vocals, guitar)
Josh Lloyd-Watson (vocals, guitar)
Tom McFarland (vocals, keyboards)
Lucy Kitto (keyboards, vocals)
Geo Jordan (bass, vocals)
George Day (drums)
Will Fry (percussions)
Kwaye (vocals)

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