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Daniel Avery will release his new album, ‘Ultra Truth’, later this year. The record features guest vocal contributions from Haai, Sherelle, AK Paul, Marie Davidson, Kelly Lee Owens, James Massiah and HTRK’s Jonnine Standish.“’Ultra Truth’ finds me in a different place to where I’ve been before”, he says.

Daniel Avery has shared full details of his new album ‘Ultra Truth’, and shared a lead single featuring HAAi and Kelly Lee Owens.‘Ultra Truth’ will be released on November 4 via Mute / Phantasy Sound. You can hear the transporting and intense new track below, along with highly atmospheric and abstracted visuals.As well as Owens and HAAi, collaborators on the album include Ghost Culture, Manni Dee, Jonnine Standish (HTRK), AK Paul, Marie Davidson, Sherelle and James Massiah.“’Ultra Truth’ finds me in a different place to where I’ve been before,” Avery said of the release. “My previous albums have all focused on the idea of music being an escape or a distraction from the world but that’s not the case this time.“For me this album is about looking directly into the darkness, not running away from it.

Joy Orbison has announced the release of his debut mixtape, ‘Still Slipping Vol.1’.The London producer’s (real name Peter O’Grady) upcoming new project, which is set to arrive on August 13 via XL Recordings, will feature contributions from his mother, father, sister, two uncles, auntie and cousins.The follow-up to Orbison’s 2019 EP, ‘Slipping’, will also include guest spots from Herron, James Massiah, Bathe, Léa Sen, Goya Gumbani, and Tyson.“I’ve been working on the idea of mixtape for a while now,” Orbison said of ‘Still Slipping Vol.1’.

londonfashionweek.co.uk - but it is a slow burner rather than a binge-worthy box set. Selecting from what looks a bit like a Spotify menu, you can see the day’s tracks - those that have already been live-streamed and can be watched again, as well as the ones which are due to start later in the day. First up was a video by James Massiah, a spoken word artist who in Clio Corset name-checked several of London’s hottest design talents in a four minute clip recorded in his garden.