The Jungle Brothers

The Jungle Brothers are a pioneering hip-hop group from New York, formed in the late 1980s. Known for blending rap with jazz, soul, and Afrocentric themes, they helped shape the hip-hop genre with their innovative style and socially conscious lyrics. They are also part of the prominent Native Tongues collective, which emphasized positivity and creativity in rap music. Their influential albums, like "Straight Out the Jungle," are celebrated for their innovative sound and thoughtful messages, making them key figures in the evolution of hip-hop.