There is something quietly thrilling about watching two producers who have already shaped so much of a scene step fully into their own spotlight. Montréal duo Jump Source, made up of Patrick Holland and Francis Latreille, have indeed been around for over a decade. Between Holland’s solo work and Latreille’s output as priori, plus their production credits for artists like James K and Tiga, they have become trusted architects of forward thinking electronic sounds. Now, after a run of notable EPs, they are ready to unveil their debut full length album, Fold, via NAFF Recordings.
According to the press release, Fold feels like a statement. It leans into the expansive spirit of early 2000s electronic albums while embracing a fearless pop sensibility where anything can happen. Dancefloor euphoria sits next to tender folktronic moments and even a sharp left turn into rap. The guest list is just as wide ranging and exciting. The always excellent Helena Deland appears more than once, alongside CFCF, billy woods, POiSON GiRL FRiEND, BEA1991, Deaton Chris Anthony, Harmony Index and Loukeman. Many of these artists are familiar names to us, so we’re even more curious.
To introduce the album, Jump Source are sharing a lead double single that captures this duality perfectly. “Shattered,” featuring Helena Deland and Ross Meen, glides forward with a cool, understated pulse, Deland’s vocal floating through the haze with precision and intimacy. On the flip side, “Affect” with Loukeman leans into warm, quietly radiant house textures. The track feels both introspective and ready for the dancefloor, a combo of we particularly love. Both tracks come with a visualizer that you can watch below.
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