inHBT009: Welcome to The Jungle, by HumaNature & Magugu

inHBT009: Welcome to The Jungle

by HumaNature & Magugu

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	1.	Welcome to The Jungle 04:28		buy track
	2.	HumaNature - Welcome to The Jungle (Dub Mix) 04:28		buy track

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Powerwalking into the zoo for this next one, as we here at inHabit HQ reflect on the animal kingdom, enumerated in all its feathered and furry glory by Magugu on this abolute weapon of a tune he and HumaNature have given us for this, our latest release. HumaNature has been absolutely crushing it from his studio in Lisbon for a number of years now, and UK-based Nigerian Magugu can now add a tune on inHabit to his list of Irish connections.

Tradition - and truth - dictate we must at this juncture announce we are extremely proud to be releasing it out into the wild, like a rhinoceros that just spent a week in an animal hospital with a squadron of vets and zoologists fixing up the hamstring it tore in the course of legging it away from a poacher.

Parrots are having a bit of a moment in DnB ever since Calibre dropped a recording of a rake of them squawking away during the course of his mix for Hardwax in Berlin, and we are delighted to announce that this tune will absolutely satisfy you right from the get go if you were looking for more tunes that feature parrots. What else does this release sound like? It sounds like the rhino spun around in its heels, stabbed the poacher in his neck and marched down to the nearest watering hole.

Is It Jungle though? First of all grandad that's a question designed to insult ones intelligence, and second of all nobody gave out to Guns 'N Roses for calling a tune that either, so THERE.

There's a vocal version and an instrumental, they both bang harder than a barn door in a hurricane, go play this out as loud as you possibly can without being arrested because honestly I can guarantee you shit will hit all kinds of levels and that's what the modern game is about frankly. Welcome to the Jungle indeed.

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released April 23, 2021

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