Tarzan Boys
The Tarzan Boys formed in Amsterdam in 2007 with Arno Kranenborg on vocals, Thijs van der Poll on bass, Tom van der Pol on guitar, and Job Hooymeijer on...
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The Tarzan Boys formed in Amsterdam in 2007 with Arno Kranenborg on vocals, Thijs van der Poll on bass, Tom van der Pol on guitar, and Job Hooymeijer on drums. They put out their first album 'Tarzan and Jane' in 2010, which included the track 'Jungle Life.'
That song became their calling card, a catchy, energetic piece that caught on with listeners. The band followed it with albums like 'Animal Kingdom' in 2011 and 'Jungle Dance' in 2013, mixing rock, funk, and folk elements without settling into one clear genre.
They kept recording through the decade, releasing 'Wilder Side' in 2016 and 'Call of the Wild' in 2019. Their live shows often featured painted faces and a theatrical, animal-inspired look that matched the loose, playful feel of their music.
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