Exclusive interview with Jane N’ The Jungle
Jane N’ The Jungle is a powerful modern rock band hailing from Phoenix, AZ, formed by childhood friends Jordan White and Brian Dellis in 2013. The band’s music is characterized by heavy-hitting truths, loud guitars, and an infectious energy that captivates audiences. Influenced by a mix of alternative rock, metal, and punk, Jane N’ The Jungle demands attention with their powerful lead vocals and cutting-edge guitars, creating a unique take-no-prisoners attitude that sets them apart in the music scene. Their live performances leave a lasting impression, drawing in a growing fanbase and earning them the endorsement of Gibson Guitars.
Having shared the stage with renowned bands like Escape The Fate, Saving Abel, Sammy Hagar & The Circle, and more, Jane N’ The Jungle has solidified their presence in the industry. In a recent interview, the band members reflected on their musical journey and the influences that have shaped their sound.
For lead vocalist Jane, her early life experiences contributed significantly to her path into music. Overcoming a speech impairment as a child, she found solace in singing, which eventually became her preferred mode of expression. This early realization of the power of music to communicate emotions has guided her musical career to this day, allowing her to connect with audiences through her powerful vocals.
While Jane’s musical journey began with formal vocal training in classical voice, her personal exploration eventually led her to rock music. Graduating from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, she honed her stage performance skills, setting the foundation for her electrifying presence on stage with Jane N’ The Jungle. Embracing her unique vocal sound, she seamlessly transitioned from classical to rock, appreciating the authenticity and individuality of her voice.
Drawing inspiration from artists like Celine Dion, Pat Benatar, and Tori Amos, Jane N’ The Jungle blends elements of 90s alternative and grunge music with theatrical performance and punk rock roots. Their sound is emotional, dramatic, and not meant for easy listening, engaging listeners in conversations about various topics addressed in their music. From personal experiences like overcoming speech impairment to broader themes like the negative effects of artificial intelligence, the band’s music transcends mere entertainment, delving into political, cultural, and social commentary.
As Jane N’ The Jungle continues to evolve, they embrace their unique style, which has been labeled as “metal” by some. Embracing this classification, they lean further into the metal genre, expanding their artistic expression and pushing boundaries in their music. With a deep-rooted belief in the power of music to bridge divides, inspire conversations, and celebrate differences, Jane N’ The Jungle remains committed to using their platform as artists to connect with audiences on a profound level.