Dirty Freud is an electronic music visionary whose journey from solo producer to a full-band act has brought a thrilling take on live electronica, blending it with jazz, experimental bass and melodic undercurrents. Originally a solo project led by Danni Skerritt, Dirty Freud’s growth into a four-piece band has opened a new chapter in their story, one that promises an exciting shift for fans of experimental and genre-blending music.
Since moving to the North of England, Dirty Freud has earned a reputation for high-energy performances that have taken them to the stages of major UK festivals, including Glastonbury, Boomtown and Beatherder and won them fans across Europe and beyond. Their unique style of bass-heavy, jazz-infused electronica first gained attention in 2014 with the release of “The Crows Are All Liars.”
The single marked the beginning of a decade-long studio career that has only grown more adventurous and groundbreaking. With millions of streams on Spotify and key support from tastemakers like Jon More of Coldcut and Ninja Tune, Rough Trade and Keep It Dirty Records, Dirty Freud’s sound is known for its innovative approach, creativity and slick musicianship.
The current lineup features founder and producer Danni Skerritt on production, electronics and vocals, with Ruby Tingle’s vocals, Jonno Allen’s saxophone and Rob Andrews’ guitar work bringing a diverse instrumental range. Their latest single, “Prints,” showcases the band’s matured sound, balancing ethereal melodies with bass-focused electronic layers. Released through the No Such Thing Records imprint, “Prints” is the second of two contrasting singles that give listeners a taste of what’s to come as Dirty Freud works toward their highly anticipated debut album, set to drop next year.
With “Prints,” they serve up a gripping musical journey brimming with a blend of powerful beats, an array of synth textures and vibrant sax dashes capped by haunting split vocals. From the opening buzz of synths and hovering vocal intro, Ruby’s airy voice enters as zapping elements and pattering percussion builds up the energy. Sustained sax notes gently tumble into elegant melodic lines, contrasting with the gritty bass elements and lively beats as the track flows through moments of dreamy aesthetic to enthralling avant-garde jazztronica.
Swelling with dancing sax leads and thumping rhythmic energy, it’s a spectacular display of the band’s fiercely original sound and knack for crafting engrossing musical experiences. With their upcoming debut full-length record on the horizon, we can’t wait to see what this pioneering music project has in store for 2025 and beyond.
Listen to Prints below
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