The Blaze, the French duo composed of Guillaume and Jonathan Alric, have carved a unique space in electronic music with their distinctive, almost mystical sound. Deep, soulful vocals blend seamlessly with refined, synthetic productions, creating a powerful union of music and visuals. Since their formation in 2016, they have made a lasting impression with award-winning videos like Virile and Territory, which have amassed nearly 100 million views. These self-produced visual masterpieces, often set in urban jungles, explore unexpected human connections and underline the duo’s cinematic and photographic roots. Their debut album Dancehall solidified their place on the global stage, drawing poetry from life on the margins and captivating audiences worldwide.

With their second album Jungle, The Blaze push their artistic boundaries while staying true to their core vision. Tracks like Dreamer and Clash showcase their signature aesthetic, weaving electronic refrains with versatile vocal textures and touching melodies. Inspired by their experiences on tour, they crafted an album designed for the live stage, blending emotional build-ups with meticulous compositions. The album’s cover, a striking photograph of Mexico City by Pablo López Luz, reflects the energy and intimacy that define Jungle: a whirlwind of movement and hidden stories. With this release, The Blaze continue to embody their era, seamlessly fusing music and visuals into a singular, evocative art form.