ToyBox - Tarzan Jane

Review by ranjith r

Tarzan Jane by ToyBox: A Eurodance Time Capsule You Didn’t Know You Needed If you’re into that late ‘90s/early 2000s pop-electronic vibe but somehow missed Tarzan Jane when it dropped in 2008, let me catch you up. This album is pure Europop gold with a side of Euro House beats that’ll have your feet moving before you even realize it. ToyBox—yep, the same crew behind “Tarzan & Jane”—brought their A-game here, and while the album might not reinvent the wheel, it’s got enough charm to keep you hitting repeat. Let’s talk tracks. The OG version of “Tarzan & Jane” kicks things off strong. It’s catchy as heck, with lyrics simple enough to stick in your brain after one listen. Amir and Anila’s vocals bounce off each other like they’re having the time of their lives, and honestly? It’s kinda infectious. You can tell Golden Child (the mastermind behind most of this project) had fun crafting this one—it’s playful without trying too hard, and the beat has this retro-futuristic feel that screams early 2000s dance floor vibes. Then there’s the Club Version of “Tarzan & Jane.” Oh man, this remix takes the energy up a notch. If the original feels like cruising down the highway with the windows down, this one’s more like flooring it on the autobahn. The bassline hits harder, the synths get wilder, and suddenly you’re not just tapping your foot—you’re full-on dancing in your kitchen like nobody’s watching. It’s the kind of track that makes you wish you still had a flip phone so you could film yourself lip-syncing dramatically. What I love about Tarzan Jane is how unapologetically fun it is. There’s no pretense here; it’s just good vibes all around. And props to the team for keeping things fresh across multiple versions of the same song—it’s impressive how they managed to tweak each mix just enough to make them stand out. Shoutout to Björn Engelmann for mastering everything to crisp perfection, too. But here’s the thing: listening to this album feels like finding an old MySpace page or a forgotten playlist from years ago. It’s nostalgic yet oddly current, like those TikTok trends bringing back old songs we forgot we loved. Maybe that’s why ToyBox found success in places like Australia, Scandinavia, and Germany—they tapped into something universal. So yeah, if you’re looking for deep lyrical poetry or groundbreaking innovation, Tarzan Jane might not be your jam. But if you want music that’s just plain fun and doesn’t take itself too seriously, give it a shot. Honestly, writing this review made me wanna dig out my glow sticks and throw a mini rave in my living room. Who knew Tarzan and Jane could still be relevant in 2023? Final thought: I’m now convinced Tarzan would totally rock a pair of neon leg warmers. Just saying.

Artist: ToyBox
Album: Tarzan Jane

2008

Rating: 4.4

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Tarzan & Jane (Club Version)	4:12
Tarzan & Jane (Single Edit)	3:01
Tarzan & Jane (Maxi Version)	4:9
Tarzan & Jane (Maxi Version)	4:07
Tarzan & Jane	3:10
Tarzan & Jane (Single Version)	3:1
Tarzan & Jane (Single Version)	2:59
Tarzan & Jane (Club Version)	4:10

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Toy-Box - Tarzan & Jane (Official Music Video)

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Catalog Numbers

0044792 ERE
0099845 ULT
0099840 ULT
0099845 ULT, ULT 99845
ULT 99846, 0099846 ULT

Labels

Edel
Edel America Records
Spin Music!
Edel Records
Ultrapop, Spin Music!, Edel
Ultrapop

Listen online

ouvir online
lytte på nettet
ascolta in linea
écouter en ligne
lyssna på nätet
online luisteren
escuchar en línea
online anhören
kuunnella verkossa

Formats

CD
Single
VHS
3 × File
MP3
320 kbps
Vinyl
12"
WAV
Maxi-Single

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Edel Records
Copyright (c)	Edel America Records, Inc.
Manufactured By	Shock Records Pty. Ltd.
Made By	PMI
Duplicated By	Magno Sound & Video
Distributed By	Playground Music Scandinavia
Published By	Spin Off Songs
Licensed From	Spin Music!
Mastered At	Cutting Room

Credits

Role	Credit
Composed By	Golden Child , Toy-Box
Lyrics By	Golden Child , Toy-Box
Artwork	Ribers Design
Executive-Producer	Haarder, Wennick
Mastered By	Björn Engelmann
Other	Grith Rahbek
Performer	Amir, Anila
Photography By	Jens Honorè, Schiller & Co.
Producer	Golden Child (tracks: 1, 2), Holger Lagerfeldt (tracks: 3)
Arranged By	Golden Child (tracks: 1, 2), Holger Lagerfeldt (tracks: 3)
Mixed By	Golden Child (tracks: 1, 2), Holger Lagerfeldt (tracks: 3)
Written-By	Golden Child , Toy-Box

Notes

℗ 1998 Edel Records
© 1999 Edel America Records, Inc.
Made in USA.
© 2008 Spin
℗ 1998 Spin Music! Distributed by Playground Music Scandinavia AB
© 1998 Spin Music! Distributed by Playground Music Scandinavia AB
Licensed from Spin Music! - Copenhagen.
℗ & © 1998 Edel Records
Under exclusive license from Spin Music!
Made in Germany by Optimal
Distributed in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, France, Italy, Scandinavia, and UK.
Scratch 'n sniff disc.
Issued in a cardboard sleeve.

Barcodes

Barcode: 78212444922
Rights Society: BIEM/GEMA
Label Code: LC 01666
Barcode: 5 021456 096435
ISRC (Track 1): SE-VJH-08-01701
ISRC (Track 2): SE-VJH-08-01702
ISRC (Track 3): SE-VJH-08-01703
Barcode: 7332181020236
ISRC: SEVJH0801701
ISRC: SEVJH0801702
ISRC: SEVJH0801703
Barcode: 4 009880 998458
Rights Society (On backsleeve): BIEM/GEMA
Rights Society (On disc): GEMA/BIEM
Label Code: LC 6254
Matrix / Runout: manufactured by optimal MEDIA PRODUCTION A818565-01
Mastering SID Code: ifpi L571
Mould SID Code: IFPI 0370
Barcode: 4 009880 998465
Rights Society: BIEM / GEMA
Matrix / Runout: manufactured by optimal MEDIA PRODUCTION A818566-01

About ToyBox

Toy-Box was founded New Years Eve 1996 in Copenhagen (Denmark). They released 2 albums the debut-album in 1999 "Fantastic" and later in 2001 "Toy-ride". Anila was born in Hillerød (Denmark) on the 8th October 1974. Amir was born in Copenhagen (Denmark), on the 12th of August 1973.

Real Name

Amir El Falaki
Aneela Mirza

Name Vars

Toy - Box
Toy Box
Toy-Box2000
Toybox

Members

Anila Mirza
Amir El Falaki

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Tarzan Jane* by ToyBox is like a Eurodance time capsule. Released in 2008, it blends Pop, Electronic, and Europop styles with catchy beats that scream early 2000s nostalgia. What’s wild? Nearly all the tracks are variations of the same song, "Tarzan & Jane," remixed over and over—single version, club version, maxi version, you name it. It’s as if they were determined to make sure no matter where or how you heard it, it would stick in your head forever. And get this—the whole thing was crafted by Golden Child, who wore almost every hat possible: composer, lyricist, producer, arranger, mixer, and even writer. Talk about a one-person powerhouse!