Sounds like a vibrant mix is key. Start with a bright, rhythmic synth line that has a bit of a pulse—think 80’s neon pop but with a modern trap swing. Layer that with a low, deep sub bass that keeps the energy, but keep it tight so it doesn’t muddy the mix. Add some crisp, high‑end hihat stabs and a subtle side‑chain to make the whole thing breathe. For the jungle element, toss in some sampled nature sounds—like distant animal calls or rustling leaves—filtered through a low‑pass to keep it atmospheric, not too intrusive. Finish with a glowy reverb on the synth hits so it feels that expansive neon glow. Mix it tight, make sure every layer sits in its own space, and you’ll have a soundtrack that pops just right.