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Matt Craig

Charlie Di Placido and J&nbsp;Lloyd bring the gang back together for a special Jungle project - a double-header for the new tracks Good Times and Problemz.Maintaining the longstanding tradition of Jungle videos, this once again features a large group of dancers working together to create a brilliant spectacle to accompany the production&nbsp;duo's euphoric music - in this case, two uplifting routines.[imgtoken data:1]The group includes the Ghetto Funk Collective dance company, and its dancer/choreographers&nbsp;Roché Apinsa and Ruben Chi have the chance to shine in a more than usually pared-down setting for the studio-set piece.As well as the regular directing team of Di Placido and Lloyd - aka Jungle's Josh Lloyd-Watson - DoP Olly Wiggins is back to shoot this single video for two tracks, implementing a theatrical lighting change to create a distinction between the two: with the bright and breezy Good Times, the studio is cast in warm off-white; for Problemz, things get darker, and sexier, as the studio turns a shade of deep red...

Charlie Hippisley

Shay Latukolan

Charlie Morris

Roena Ezuma

Loop Talent

Charlie Di Placido

Contentus Maximus

Johnny Gaskell

Olly Wiggins

Oliver Hill

Jamie Tarr

Sam Roffey

Gary Kent

Jim Mclean

Alex Agopian

Roché Apinsa

Ruben Chi

Jaz Lanyero

Victoria Poland

Chris Black

Alex Gregory

No.8

Barny Wright

Caiola Records

J Lloyd

Jungle 'Good Times/Problemz' by J Lloyd & Charlie Di Placido

Jungle--'Good-Times-/-Problemz'-by-Charlie-Di-Placido

2010's boyband The Wanted are back, with an emotional&nbsp;promo from director Blake Claridge.Shot on Osea island, we see each of the artists attached to a parachute, having just landed in the idyllic location. They are guided towards each other by a mysterious woman, before reacquainting&nbsp;just in time for a mesmerising fireworks display.&nbsp;Talking about the project, Claridge says, "Shooting on an island in Essex in September&nbsp;wasn’t ideal but we certainly lucked out with the weather, which played in our favour of making the boys look great. Being part of creating a comeback video for where they are right now was wonderful to be a part of."Paying homage to their upbeat, glossy videos of yesteryear, Claridge has captured the energy of the band perfectly, blending the nostalgia of their original work with a more mature sensibility.&nbsp;

Matt Craig

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