Jayda G
Jayda G, the Grammy-nominated writer, producer, DJ, & environmental toxicologist, is set to return with her new full length album ‘Guy’, out June 9th on Ninja Tune. Drawing on her House, Disco, RnB & Soul roots, the tracks are Interlaced with archival recordings of her late father, the eponymous William Richard Guy, that form the bedrock of the album’s narrative, capturing a small snapshot of the American experience told through the eyes of a young African American man. The album arrives on the back of a busy few years that have seen her Grammy-nominated for her mid-pandemic single “Both Of Us”; release a trove of high-profile remixes for the likes of Taylor Swift & Dua Lipa; tour the worlds biggest festival & stages including Glastonbury & Coachella; release a compilation for the renowned DJ Kicks series; appear as a guest judge on BBC’s ‘Glow Up’; & contribute to the immersive climate-focussed installation ‘Undercurrent’.
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Jayda G, the Grammy-nominated writer, producer, DJ, & environmental toxicologist, is set to return with her new full length album ‘Guy’, out June 9th on Ninja Tune. Drawing on her House, Disco, RnB & Soul roots, the tracks are Interlaced with archival recordings of her late father, the eponymous William Richard Guy, that form the bedrock of the album’s narrative, capturing a small snapshot of the American experience told through the eyes of a young African American man. The album arrives on the back of a busy few years that have seen her Grammy-nominated for her mid-pandemic single “Both Of Us”; release a trove of high-profile remixes for the likes of Taylor Swift & Dua Lipa; tour the worlds biggest festival & stages including Glastonbury & Coachella; release a compilation for the renowned DJ Kicks series; appear as a guest judge on BBC’s ‘Glow Up’; & contribute to the immersive climate-focussed installation ‘Undercurrent’.