Just Geo drops new double album

Rising from the underground of South London, Just Geo has earned a reputation as one of the UK’s most versatile electronic producers. A DJ, label head and lifelong student of club culture, he’s been crafting his distinct sonic outout since 2016, debuting with Sustain & Release, a project that signalled the start of a prolific musical adventure.

Since then, Geo has walked a unique sonic path that’s exciting, beat-driven and thoroughly danceable. With his Down The Road imprint in tow, Just Geo is spearheading a movement with a mission to get people dancing and through a fusion of grooving rhythms, colourful synths and sharp vocal cuts, that goal is being fulfilled across dancefloors both at home and abroad. His catalogue attests to that ethos, ranging from tightly constructed EPs to expansive collections that capture his relentless drive and roots in the UK’s ever-shifting electronic landscape.

Now, following last year’s album TNTHY (Try Not to Hurt Yourself), Just Geo brings us his latest release with his new double sided record, this tunes deep, where’d you get this!?, a project that distils over a decade of production experience, drawing from the foundational UK sounds that shaped him; garage, dubstep, grime and house. Not only a nostalgic nod, the record is a celebration of those sounds, revitalised through Geo’s forward-thinking production and thrilling energy.

The opening track, “There He Goes,” is a fresh club heater brimming with swagger and featuring live samples and shout-outs from some of the UK scene’s finest which has already made an impact on Spotify’s New Music Friday. It pulses with infectious momentum, made for when the dancefloor’s at its peak, wrapped in a sound that feels at once classic and modern with bubbling synths, playful piano plinks, the zap of video game samples and the ever-present prolusion of shuffling beats.

“Grace VIP” follows as a previously unreleased cut that’s already doing damage in sets from London to Ibiza to Coachella. With its slick transitions and bass-driven foundation, it’s the kind of tune that DJs crave and dancers remember, built on a steady rhythmic groove, pulsing basslines and dashed with an array of bright synth textures to form a superb dance-focused jam.

Tracks like “Doctor Bliss” and “Round the Houses” sees Just Geo link up with pocket dream to serve up two moments of bouncy club vibes peppered with spliced vocal samples and warm brass tones on the latter. Other highlights come with the likes of “Wavy Navy” with its buzzy synth tones and surging energy of rattling beats, offering a gripping electronic experience that’s fiercely unique and engaging from start to finish.

“Two Weeks Notice” filters 8-bit synth elements through a punchy dance scene, offering the perfect taste of Just Geo’s highly original musical world. On “Cave Man,” Dark Runson joins the artist for a brooding outing capped by staccato vocal sample shots and woozy synth lines propelled by stellar drum work while “Red Alert” brings anthemic instrumental swagger with gun samples and dark instrumentation.

Closing the epic double album with “Ibunk,” thumping rhythms and contrasting layers of instrumentation collide to deliver an enthralling conclusion to Just Geo’s incredible new release. Set to bring his music to live crowds, Just Geo has two confirmed sets at Glastonbury Festival, marking a major milestone for the South London producer and a fitting stage for the invigrating, euphoric energy he brings.

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