Gorgon City announce their fifth studio album ‘Reverie’ with huge new single ‘All That You Need’ feat. Caroline Byrne

After a world-conquering 2023, UK electronic duo Gorgon City continue their next chapter by announcing their fifth studio album ‘Reverie’ with the new single ‘All That You Need’ featuring Caroline Byrne, out now on their own REALM Record.

Following the release of lead single ‘Biggest Regret (with Bbyafricka)’ at the beginning of the year and the club-ready ‘You Know It’ last month, the anthemic ‘All That You Need’ is another sign of things to come from Gorgon City’s upcoming summer LP, with a filthy bassline, bouncing synth toplines and distorted vocal melodies that instantly ingrain themselves into your memory. 

All of these tracks will feature on ‘Reverie’ and follow-up to the acclaimed 2023 LP ‘Salvation’, which was packed with hit singles including ‘Voodoo’ and ‘Pose’, as well as another dominant global live schedule, with highlights including the first headline artist at London’s now iconic Drumsheds,Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a sold out Brooklyn Mirage, continued Ibiza residency and festival slots at Tomorrowland, Creamfields, Lollapalooza + more.

The album announcement comes ahead of a busy few months for Gorgon City, with plenty of opportunities to showcase their new material at their recent REALM Showcase in Miami,  Las VegasResidency at LIV and the massive return to world renowned Coachella Festival, where the duo will be headlining the Yuma Stage on the Friday Night.

In addition to the impressive upcoming live schedule, The announcement of the dance giants new single coincides with them taking the helm of the BBC Radio 1 Essential Mixon 5th April, celebrating 10 years since their last mix appearance with a special ‘time capsule’ mix. The fun doesn’t stop there: next the duo take their Enter The Realm event to Liverpool’s Blackstone Street Warehouse on 5th May, accompanied by Eats Everything, SG Lewis and more, before key festival appearances at WeAreFSTVL and Love Saves The Day and Creamfields in the UK.