This new record is titled If This Is It and will be released in June via Ninja Tune. The 12-track project stretches across house, trance, Italo influences, and more, bringing in a range of collaborators including TS Graye, ARY, Moyka, SG Lewis, just lil, and Dan Whitlam. It’s an album that began taking shape the very week his previous record dropped, slowly evolving into something more reflective. As Jakobsson puts it, “If This Is It is about reflecting on the past without dwelling in it, and finding harmony in restlessness.”

Alongside the announcement, DJ Seinfeld also shared the new single “U Can’t Come Home” (feat. TS Graye), which opens the album. It carries a soft pop glow and leans less toward the dancefloor than some of his previous work. Instead, it has a beautifully bittersweet pull, carried by TS Graye’s airy vocals. The track will appear alongside previously released singles “Of Joy (feat. ARY)”, equally melancholic, and the playful “The Right (with Confidence Man)”.

Now, they’re getting ready to take a big step forward with their debut album Ö, out March 27 via Ninja Tune. The record was produced by Kenneth Blume, formerly known as Kenny Beats, with additional production from 100 gecs‘ Dylan Brady on four tracks, and features previously released bangers “Play Me” and “I Like It Like That.” The album captures the rush and chaos of a wild night out, moving through highs, lows, and everything in between.

To celebrate the announcement, Fcukers have dropped a brand-new single, “L.U.C.K.Y,” along with a video directed by Shanny Wise. Bright, bouncy, and built to keep bodies moving, the track leans into the duo’s playful side while keeping that irresistible pulse front and center.

Leading the way is the luminous new single “Unidos”, created in collaboration with Daphni (Dan Snaith, also known as Caribou). It’s their first track together, and it radiates with warmth and unity.

“’Unidos’ is about the power and beauty of how much stronger we are together. I always admire the light and the beautiful shine of Dan, he is a hero and he is so generous without making a big fuss about it,” Kourtesis shared.

Daphni added: “Sofia sent me a demo of this track that she’d been working on and it was immediately evident that it was a massive track. To be clear, all the good ideas in this track are Sofia’s I just added some drums and pumped up the arrangement.”

With Volver, Sofia pays tribute to the LGBT+ community and the brave trans women who inspire her, especially those fighting against systemic injustices in Latin America. She describes the EP’s creation as an emotional rollercoaster, much like a Pedro Almodóvar film — chaotic, painful, yet full of life and color.

On November 10, George Riley is set to unveil her eagerly awaited EP, Un​/​limited Love, marking the dawn of a vibrant and provocative new era for the London-based R&B visionary. Following the sun-kissed house vibes of lead sigle “Elixir,” Riley just graced us with the frenetic “s e x.” This second single delves into the complex and tumultuous power dynamics that often underpin abusive relationships, shedding light on how individuals facing oppression can resort to any means necessary to rebalance the scales.

Collaborating with the Scottish producer Hudson Mohawke, “s e x” is an electrifying and pulsating composition that signals the forward-thinking artist’s shift from the intimate confines of her bedroom to the vibrant world of the rave scene.

The accompanying music video, an artistic creation by Tom Furse, renowned as a member of The Horrors and an accomplished visual artist in his own right, employs AI technology to illustrate how men frequently perceive women in their lives, often reducing them to mere objects of fantasy rather than acknowledging their humanity. In the video, Riley metamorphoses into various characters, including Goku, Catwoman, and the otherworldly opera singer from Luc Besson‘s The Fifth Element.

If you did not know what to play this Summer to heat up your pool parties, well “Now U Do”. Malmö’s DJ and producer DJ Seinfeld and Aussie electro-pop duo Confidence Man just shared a collaborative banger, which Seinfeld describes as “quirky, naive and an ode to all the summer flings out there.”

“I had hung out with Confidence Man a couple of times and always had an absolute blast, so last time I was in Melbourne we just went into the studio and it was really just more fun,” he added about the eurodance-influenced track. “I showed them a bunch of stuff that I was working on and they instantly reacted to the track that became ‘Now U Do’.”

Kadhja Bonet season is upon us, and we are so ready for it. Last year, the Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist signed to Ninja Tune and released the amazing “For You” (she also shared a new version of the track recently). After having shared a visual for “WINGS,” a highlight from her 2018 album Childqueen, she’s now back with a super smooth and hazy new single “Dear Gina.” No need to be a psychic to guess that something bigger is on the way. In the meantime, you can watch the visuals for “Dear Gina,” which were produced by Bonet herself with assistance from creative director Ethan Samuel Young.

Following to their 2020 EP For You, India Jordan has announced a new EP, Watch Out!, which will explore the concept and impact of movement, on their musical processes, daily routine and approach to life. Listen to the closing track, “And Groove”, and pre-order the EP via Bandcamp.