
Nia Archives' Emotional Junglist: A New Chapter
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Nia Archives second album, Emotional Junglist, drops July 24th, featuring collaborations with James Ford, Julia Michaels, and Jorja Smith. The album explores themes of pressure, resilience, and self-discovery, following her Mercury Prize-nominated debut Silence Is Loud. Shes performing sold-out shows and will hit festivals this summer.
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On April 29th, Nia Archives is stepping into a bold new chapter with her second album, Emotional Jungleist, dropping July 24th on Hygienex X and Island Records. She kicked things off this year with a steamy single Danger, and just dropped boys in blue on April 29th, a track she calls a Define win. After a tough break up last year, that new single comes with a gritty video shot at Night in London, directed by Iris Luz, pulling vibes from artists like PJ Harvey. She's teamed up with heavy hitters on the album too, including producer James Ford from the Arctic Monkeys era, songwriter Julia Michaels, Ethan P, Flynn, plus features from Georgia Smith and Samfa. Fans are buzzing because this builds on her breakout debut. Silence is loud from last year, which got her on the Mercury Prize shortlist at Just. On April 26th, raised in Bradford, England, she's redefined alt jungle mixing raw beats with deep emotion and her growth story hits hard.
She's already previewing the album with sold out intimate shows, This May in Leeds, London and New York City. Summer brings big festival slots and movement to Troy, lightning in a bottle in California, and bored masters in England come August with more dates on, her site. Emotional Jungleist dives into pressure, resilience in finding yourself perfect fuel for her unstoppable rise from Bay R IT nods to opening for Beyonce. Keep an air out, this one's about to shake the scene. That wraps music news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.
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