Jungle is massive (again), and Nia Archives is at the forefront. By marrying the genre’s frenetic drum riddims with dreamy melodies and neo-soul vocals, the UK producer (born in 1999 in Bradford, England) has opened up the once-niche sound to a new generation of fans. Raised around reggae and soundsystem culture, Archives came up in Manchester’s drum 'n' bass scene and taught herself to produce music. Songs like “Forbidden Feelingz” and “Luv Like” showcase her ability to gild intimate lyrics about struggling with sobriety and body dysmorphia in deceptively sunny, breaks-filled production, while “Bad Gyalz” and “Off Wiv Ya Headz” are pure party fun. Archives calls her style “future classic,” aiming to educate the masses about jungle’s roots and leave her own legacy in the process.