Original sentence: In the USA, the combined term "Jungle Drum and Bass" (JDB) has some popularity, but is not widespread elsewhere.Others use jungle as a shorthand for ragga jungle, a specific sub-genre within the broader realm of drum and bass.Probably the widest held viewpoint is that the terms are simply synonymous and interchangeable: drum and bass is jungle, and jungle is drum and bass.Some associate "jungle" with older material from the first half of the 1990s, and see drum and bass as essentially succeeding jungle with the newer, post-techstep developments.There is no universally accepted semantic distinction between the terms "jungle" and "drum and bass"
Edited sentence: "Jungle" is "drum and bass" and "drum and bass" is "jungle".Jungle music's roots are in multi-ethnic London, with people of all races and colours producing and playing tracks for a similarly mixed audience.Some people use the word jungle to refer to faster or old-school drum and bass whilst others use the phrase drum and bass to refer to more mellow, slower jungle but there is no real difference.The word "jungle" does not have any racial connotations and is not a racist slur.These are not different styles but different names for the same style