News: Sumgii

Today marks the release of the new album from Jam Baxter. Obscure Liqueurs is his first full-length release since 2018's Touching Scenes and features full production from Cult favourite, Sumgii. The album also boasts some nice features, including Lee Scott, Jehst, Milkavelli and Stinkin Slumrok. The artwork was created by Jenna Andreotti. You can stream the full album below, with physicals and downloads available from the usual spots. Vinyl pre-orders will be shipped from today.

As we announced last week, Jam Baxter has a new album on the horizon, produced entirely by Sumgii. As well as the digital version, Obscure Liqueurs is also going to be available on this delectable limited edition vinyl. As you can see it comes in this slick patterned version and is limited to a run of 300, so be quick if you want in. Pre-orders are available now, with shipping from 1 February - the album's release date. If you missed it, Baxter's new video, Salsa Valentina, is out now.

We are very pleased to announce that the next album being released on Blah Records, is the latest opus from twisted lyricist extraordinaire, Jam Baxter. Having already teased you with Knee In Face back in September, Baxter now returns with the next instalment, in the form of Salsa Valentina. Once again it features production from Sumgii, who is at the helm for the whole project. The album, Obscure Liqueurs, is due for release on 1 February, on both digital and vinyl. More news on that coming soon.

Only one way to brighten up your miserable lives on a Monday, and that's by dropping a surprise new video from Jam Baxter. Even better, it's lifted from a new album he has put together with Cult production powerhouse, Sumgii, called Obscure Liqueurs. No more on that yet, we don't want to overload you with good vibes, but stay tuned for more news and music coming very soon.

More visual glory from Lee Scott and Morriarchi, as they treat us to the next video from their new album. Ten x Twelve also features instrumentation from two more Cult members, with Jack Chard on synths and Sumgii on guitar. The video was made by Siim Parisoo, who has conjured up some sort of hellish doll's house style vision for the event. The album, Friend, Come to Me and be saved, is out now.

On Christmas Day, your Lord and Saviour, Lee Scott, blessed our enlightened Cult Members with a brand new EP, coming just a couple of weeks after the surprise release of his new album, Somewhere Between Here and There. Although initially it was a Cult Member exclusive, today sees the full digital release of the EP on all the usual platforms and streaming services. The ffsman ep, features beats from a number of production geniuses, including Morriarchi, Sumgii and Sam Zircon, as well as some supreme guest spots from the likes of Jehst, Dream Mclean and CLBRKS. It's available to stream and download now, plus you can listen to it in full below.

Fresh visuals from the Supergang project, which we released back in May this year. Yellow x Green is the latest track to be taken from the album and features Lee Scott and Sniff getting to work over some typically tight production from Sumgii. The video was made by RSLBM. Supergang is available now in both physical and digital formats.

Another night of mayhem is on the cards, as the party gods, Super Mega Bookings, bring Lee Scott and Jam Baxter to London to celebrate their most recent venture, Happy Hour At The Super Fun Time Party Dome Megamix 4000.

To help with the festivities, they will be joined by some familiar names and faces, including Stinkin Slumrok, Nah Eeto, Bill Shakes, Morriarchi, Sumgii and DJ Sammy B-Side. This all goes down on 8 November, at the Westbank Gallery in Notting Hill and tickets are available now via Ticket Arena.