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Jeigo
Etum LP

Etum LP

Artists

Jeigo

Labels

Fleurella

Catno

FR003

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

United Kingdom

Release date

Jul 17, 2025

Genres

UK Garage

Styles

Three years after his debut album, London-based Jeigo levels up with a new long player that displays his knack for meaningful melodies and deft rhythms while blurring the lines between ambient, garage and breaks. Inspired by three months on an olive oil farm in rural Italy, there is a beautiful sense of isolation and inward reflection to these sounds, even when the energy ramps up. Sultry, airy vocals and delicate strings weave between organic grooves on the opener, while pitched-up and pained tones bring a futurist twist to the paddy garage beats of 'Echoes.' There is a more warped low end and hints of Burial's ghostly vocal and drum designs on 'Emptiness' while 'Groundwater' is shuffling house suffused with luminous synth work that brings a nostalgic pang. Etum is a masterfully melancholic study that leaves a lasting emotional impact.

Available Tomorrow

Jul 17, 2025

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: Not Graded

31.5€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

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A1

Youth

A2

Bring The Heart

A3

Echoes

B1

Nifties

B2

Emptiness 4 U

C1

Diye

C2

Tape Flutter

C3

Ground Water

D1

Headpains

D2

Etum

D3

What Is Wrong In 80

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