Beyond collaborating with artists like A$AP Rocky and PinkPantheress, Toronto-based artist Loukeman has made a name for himself with dreamy, detail-rich electronic releases. Over the past few years, he’s also linked up with rising names like Brat Star, Amore, and Jump Source, while sharing stages and creative energy with Fred Again… It’s this mix of collaboration and a clear personal vision that’s brought him further into the spotlight.
Now, Loukeman is ready to close a chapter with the announcement of his upcoming album Sd-3, out April 24 via September Recordings. The record marks the final part of a trilogy that began five years ago, following Sd-1 and Sd-2. Alongside the news, he shares a new single, “To The Sky”, a track that feels both weightless and deeply grounded in his creative circle. Co-produced with Patrick Holland, the song transforms fragments of Georgia Hammer’s voice into something fluid and atmospheric, all carried by soft beats and airy textures.
“To The Sky” follows earlier previews “Elktorn” and “All I Could Think Of”, which are also featured of this record shaped by movement, memory, and connection. As Loukeman explains, “I was traveling a lot this year, a little too much, really. And I struggled to make music traveling, not even gear-wise, just in terms of routine and life. Some music came from other sessions, but I’d always go home to finish them.” That sense of returning, both physically and creatively, runs through the project, with friends and hometown influences playing a central role in the process. Watch the “To The Sky” video, directed by Marco Lee and shot at a local ice rink, below.
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