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Jupiter Grey Unveils New Single “Fires On The Moon” From Upcoming Album
“An artist who leans into his 80s influences, Jupiter Grey’s experimental take on R&B utilises differing aspects”—CLASH
UK alternative R&B act Jupiter Grey has returned with his new single, “Fires On The Moon”. The track follows an impressive run of singles over the past year from the London-based artist, including “Is It Ever The Same” and “From 80’s With Love”. “Fires On The Moon” is the title track from Jupiter’s upcoming debut album and looks set to continue his impressive rise.
The new single keeps in line with Jupiter’s signature sound of fusing experimental and futuristic sounds with retro ‘80s influences. Standing out with its infectious melodies, catchy hook and potent songwriting, “Fires On The Moon” is another impressive entry into the rising musician’s growing discography and whets the appetite for the forthcoming album.
Speaking more on the new release, Jupiter says, “‘Fires On The Moon’ is about connecting with someone on such a deep and spiritual level that what you thought you knew about love feels like it was all in your head. I’m talking about the kind of love that you would go to the end of the world for, a love so out of this world that you would do something extreme and unexplained like setting fires on the moon.”
Getting more impressive with each release, Jupiter has proven once again why he’s one to watch. Bringing something fresh and dynamic to the R&B scene and continually experimenting with his sound, Jupiter remains one of the most exciting rising artists in the genre. And with his debut album right around the corner, expect to see and hear plenty more from Jupiter in 2022. “Fires On The Moon” is available to buy/stream now on all platforms: https://ffm.to/firesonthemoon.
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D’chrome Foster’s new single “Right Now” arrives with the kind of energy that sets the tone for an entire night out. The Brooklyn artist teams up with BBass for a track that mixes tension, charm, and a little emotional disarray, all wrapped in a beat that feels built for packed rooms and neon lights.
The song kicks off with Foster walking into a club feeling sharp and carefree, only to spot his ex in the crowd. Instead of letting the moment ruin his vibe, he leans directly into it. He delivers lines like “let’s leave this place right now” with a mix of confidence and wild impulse. The production matches his mood with a punchy rhythm that keeps the track bouncing from start to finish.
BBass steps in as the perfect counterweight. His voice carries a cool intensity that complements Foster’s expressive delivery. When he sings “If we do not do this, we may not see tomorrow”, it adds urgency while still keeping the flow smooth. The pairing brings a conversational feel to the song, almost like two friends pushing each other toward a reckless decision they will both probably enjoy.
The animated video by Aeophex amplifies the mood with bold color and playful movement, a natural match for the song’s sense of motion.
“Right Now” is charismatic, bold, and refreshingly honest. It shows D’chrome Foster and BBass working in sync to create a track that hits on the dance floor but still carries real-life weight. It feels like a window into an artist who continues to grow more interesting with every release.
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