
J Lloyd of Jungle releases debut solo mixtape Kosmos
10 July 2020, 11:34
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
J Lloyd, the producer of British group Jungle, has unveiled his debut solo mixtape Kosmos.
Kosmos is the first solo outing for J Lloyd, and was recorded across 72 hours in early April.
The new mixtape features 25 tracks, with each song flowing into the other like a continuous piece of music.
Kosmos is J Lloyd's first new project since Jungle's 2018 LP For Ever. Last year Jungle did release new song "Come Back A Different Day" as part of their Back To Mine compilation mix
Tracklist:
- Intro
- God Forgiving Souls
- Apocalypse
- If I Fall Under
- Trouble
- The Way I Feel About You
- Turn Into The Fire
- I’ve Been Dreaming Of
- Goodbye From Mother Earth
- Crushed In
- Call Me When You Need Me
- Glorious
- Interlude
- Baby
- You Work Too Hard
- Strange Times
- Life Is On The Lawn
- Mystère
- Let Me Be Your Hero
- How Far ???
- I Just Want To Love Her
- Gotta Work Harder
- Feelin’ Good
- It’s No Wonder
- Stay Home With Me
J Lloyd's Kosmos mixtape is out now on JFC Worldwide.
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