The Jungle Brothers' 1989 album, "Done by the Forces of Nature," saw the group further incorporate diverse musical influences into their unique brand of conscious hip-hop. It stands as a testament to their adventurous spirit and willingness to experiment within the genre.
- "Done by the Forces of Nature" was produced by a variety of notable producers including Todd Terry, Prince Paul, and Q-Tip.
- The album features guest appearances from De La Soul, Queen Latifah, and Monie Love, highlighting the strong ties within the Native Tongues community.
- Despite its critical acclaim, "Done by the Forces of Nature" did not chart on the Billboard 200, though it remains a fan favorite and a significant release in the Native Tongues discography.
Jungle Brothers are a hip-hop trio from Harlem, New York City, formed in the mid-1980s. They were among the pioneers of the Native Tongues collective, known for their eclectic, positive, and Afrocentric style.
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