The album comprises 10 tracks, with only one solo piece, and includes collaborations with major artists such as Skrillex, Four Tet, Anderson .Paak, Sampha, Joy Anonymous, The Japanese House, and the iconic Emmylou Harris, among others.

Fred introduced the album via social media, describing it as a deeply personal work that captures intense emotions found in fleeting, quiet moments shared with both friends and strangers. He explained, “My new record is called ten days. It’s ten songs about ten days. While there have been some big, crazy moments over the past year, these songs are mostly about small, intimate moments. Some are incredibly joyful, while others explore the opposite side of that spectrum.”

Fred’s last solo album, Actual Life 3, was released nearly two years ago and won the 2024 Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Album. In 2023, he also released Secret Life, an ambient collaboration with Brian Eno, and USB, a unique compilation project that Fred has described as “an infinite album” that he will continue to expand as long as he makes music.

Ahead of the release, fans can pre-order a special vinyl edition of ten days, which includes a 12″ 140g white vinyl, a gatefold sleeve, an A2 poster featuring images representing each track, and personal notes from Fred on each song. The vinyl is expected to ship on October 25th.

You can pre-save ten days now and check out the full tracklist below:

Fred again.. – ten days Tracklist:

1. adore u (with Obongjayar)
2. ten (with Jozzy and Jim Legxacy)
3. fear less (with Sampha)
4. just stand there (with SOAK)
5. places to be (with Anderson .Paak and CHIKA)
6. glow (with Duskus, Four Tet, and Skrillex)
7. i saw you
8. where will i be (with Emmylou Harris)
9. peace u need (with Joy Anonymous)
10. backseat (with The Japanese House and Scott Hardkiss)

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  “Tough Love” is the new and second single by Avicii from the “Tim” album, to be released on June 6th. Written and produced by Tim Bergling and Vargas & Lagola (Vincent Pontare and Salem Al Fakir), “Tough Love” remains faithful to the contagious nature of Avicii’s hits and his desire to discover new sounds.

Al Fakir and Pontare have worked with Tim for a long time: together they have made, among the various hits, Silhouettes, Hey Brother, Without You. After discovering the music of northwest India, in the spring of 2017, Tim played a melody to the two collaborators : “Curiously, Tim managed to fit the Indian influences perfectly into one that we were working on – Pontare says -: he was a genius of melody”.
In his notes, Tim wrote about Tough Love: “It must be a duet. It would be great to have a real couple, or two people who worked together to be considered a real couple.”

After the release of his album ‘7′ back in September last year, Guetta has been releasing one track after the other, including tracks under his alias Jack Back.

‘Stay (Don’t Go Away)’ is a brand-new track that has not been featured on Guetta’s latest album ‘7’. The vocals of English singer songwriter Raye perfectly complement the feel-good summer track that narrates a lingering summer love, begging the other person to stay the night.

The coming months he can be seen live across various festivals, as well as in Las Vegas and Ibiza for his residencies:
Until the end of May – Saturdays Encore Beach Club @ Wynn, Las Vegas
June to September – Fridays FMIF @ HÏ, Ibiza
June to September – Monday’s BIG @ Ushuaïa, Ibiza

Tropical house tycoon, Kygo, and Rita Ora have teamed up for a new track, “Carry On,” to be featured in the brand new Pokémon: Detective Pikachu movie.

The track arrives alongside an Ora-starring visual, in which the syrupy songstress sweeps across the screen in a Pikachu yellow trench coat. Shots of a dancing Ora flash between scenes from the actual feature film (out May 10), while Kygo’s redemptive piano melodies flutter about. Fittingly, Ora portrays the role of Dr. Ann Laurent in the movie itself.

The track is out now via Sony’s RCA Records, and will be featured in the movie’s official soundtrack, as well.

The track arrives alongside an Ora-starring visual, in which the syrupy songstress sweeps across the screen in a Pikachu yellow trench coat. Shots of a dancing Ora flash between scenes from the actual feature film (out May 10), while Kygo’s redemptive piano melodies flutter about. Fittingly, Ora portrays the role of Dr. Ann Laurent in the movie itself.

The track is out now via Sony’s RCA Records, and will be featured in the movie’s official soundtrack, as well.