Jungle’s latest album refines the band’s long-running blend of classic funk, dub, and contemporary electronic R&B, with Lydia Kitto now a permanent third voice.
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Jungle’s latest album refines the band’s long-running blend of classic funk, dub, and contemporary electronic R&B, with Lydia Kitto now a permanent third voice.
The West London group’s fifth album shifts away from the euphoric release of 2023’s ‘Volcano’ toward quieter anxieties, with Lydia Kitto singing about pain only after it has passed.
The track marks Nia Archives’ first-ever album feature and arrives ahead of her forthcoming project ‘Emotional Junglist’.
This Friday’s releases trace a line between two distinct approaches to making music that feels necessary right now. Skrillex delivers a compact, surprise fifth album that folds Brazilian phonk, progressive house and underground techno into a single focused journey. horsegiirL presents her debut as both persona and proposition, a fifteen-track eco-anxious fairytale grown out of …
Selected from ROMBO’s Instagram Open Call, Chloe Elms’ second self-produced EP quietly maps homesickness, family duty and club intuition through warm percussion, soft synths and liquid breaks on RPMA Recordings.
The new single draws from 1960s and ’70s Brazilian music and lands with a video shot in South Africa. A sprawling live run begins in September.
The Mercury-nominated artist returns with a July album featuring Jorja Smith, Sampha, and production by James Ford.
