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Nia Archives' Emotional Junglist: A Bold New Chapter

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Nia Archives unveils her second album, Emotional Junglist, on July 24th, following a successful debut with Silence Is Loud. The new project features defiant anthems like Boys In Blue, showcasing growth and resilience. With collaborations from James Ford, Julia Michaels, Jorja Smith, and Sampha, and a sold-out preview tour, Nia is poised to make a significant impact at summer festivals.

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Nia Archives' Emotional Junglist: A Bold New Chapter

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Nia Archives' Emotional Junglist: A Bold New Chapter. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29th, Nia Archives is stepping into a bold new chapter with her second album, Emotional Jungleist, dropping July 24th on H-I-J-I-N-XX, and Island Records. The 26-year-old alt-jungle producer from Bradford kicked things off this year with a steamy single danger, and just dropped boys and blue as... the latest taste. That new track is her defiant anthem after a tough break-up last year, capturing growth and resilience across the whole project. It pairs with a gritty night-time video shot in London, channeling raw emotion. Fans are buzzing hard. Her debut, Silence is Loud. Last year landed a Mercury prize, short-list nod, cementing her as a force in the scene. She's already snag multiple mobo and Brit nominations, making history as the first jungle artist with three Brit-nods, including artists of the year. Big names jumped on board, too, like producer James Ford from Arctic Monkeys, songwriter Julia Michaels, and features from Georgia Smith and Sampa.

Her intimate preview shows in Leeds, London, and New York, this May, sold out fast. She's got summer festivals locked in, for movement Detroit to lightning in a bottle and boardmasters, keeping the momentum rolling strong into her. Fearless era. You've been listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.

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