AFTER storming the UK charts with latest single ‘White Noise' - featuring AlunaGeorge’ – Disclosure have announced details of their forthcoming debut album.
Settle will be released on June 3rd via PMR records, which is also home to Jessie Ware and Julio Bashmore.
Leading the charge into the album is the single ‘You & Me’ featuring Eliza Doolittle. It will receive its unveiling to the world on Friday night on Annie Mac's Radio 1 show and will be available to buy on iTunes from April 28th.
Pre order the forthcoming album exclusively from www.disclosureofficial.com
AFTER a sparkling year, Jessie Ware is to re-release debut album Devotion with four bonus tracks.
Out on April 15, it includes two previously unheard cut including Imagine It Was Us, which was premiered on Annie Mac's Radio 1 show in the UK last week.
Teaming up again with album collaborator Julio Bashmore, Imagine It Was Us has one eye firmly on the dancefloor while retaining the sultry soulfulness that Jessie’s voice has garnered so much praise for.
Devotion entered straight in to the Top 5 upon release in August of last year, and has since gone on to be shortlisted for the Mercury Prize, as well as settling comfortably in to the upper ends of many ‘Albums of the Year’ lists in December.
Jessie also picked up nominations at this year’s Brit Awards, getting the nod for both ‘British Breakthrough Act’ and ‘British Female Solo Artist’. She is approaching the end of a sold-out UK tour, and will be embarking on a string of dates in Europe and the US in the coming months.
You can listen to the track Imagine It Was Us below:
BLOC Party, Kraftwerk 3-D and The Foals will headline this year's Latitude Festival in July.
The Maccabees and Hot Chip will join then in the Obelisk Arena, while Modest Mouse, Alt-J and Beach House will play the BBC Radio 6 Music Stage.
There will also be festival exclusive appearances from Calexico, Cocorosie, iamamiwhoami, Mark Lanegan Band, Rhye, Sohn, The Tallest Man On Earth, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Yo La Tengo and more.
Yannis from Foals said: “Latitude is always exciting, because they offer a very tasteful selection of acts. For our band, it’s an honour to headline alongside someone of the calibre of Kraftwerk – they can do whatever they like, they’re unique and you know they’re going to put on an incredible show. Bloc Party will be fantastic headliners too.”
Other bands on the line up include Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Beth Orton, Chvrches, Everything Everything, James Blake and Jessie Ware.
In addition to the music bill, Latitude offers an unrivalled selection of innovative arts programming, with a line-up that reads like a virtual walk through the culture pages of a Sunday newspaper. Eleven dedicated arts arenas, stages and spaces will offer performances from a spectacular mix of artists across comedy, film, dance, theatre, literature, poetry and cabaret.
Tickets are now on sale, subject to booking fees. An instalment plan is available for fans who want to spread the cost of their Latitude weekend ticket between now and July, for full details head to www.latitudefestival.co.uk
It takes place at Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk, from July 18th to 21st.
