My World

Jam City’s My World is the fifth album by British producer Jack Latham, released September 23, 2026, through Earthly and Mad Decent. Across nine tracks and approximately 33 minutes, it turns away from the upfront dance-pop of Jam City Presents EFM toward slower, hazier combinations of R&B, funk, hip-hop, and club music. Its defining quality is fluidity: voices drift through the arrangements rather than sitting firmly above them, while supple basslines, clipped guitar figures, and softly glowing synthesizers connect the songs with a mixtape-like momentum. Guest vocalists Aidan, Bawo, Ox Eye, Sølv, Hannah Yadi, Luna Avelar, and gianna give the record a conversational character, suggesting fleeting encounters across a night out rather than a sequence of isolated features.

The opening title track establishes that approach through intertwined sung and rapped phrases from Aidan, Bawo, and Ox Eye, carried by a loose, elastic groove. “Pure Vice” strips UK garage down to skeletal rhythms and intimate funk textures, while “Little Vice” combines pitched-up vocals, harmonica, and a beat poised between electro and freestyle. “Cash Fast Interlude” briefly suspends the momentum with whispered fragments, saxophone, and sampled pub coin-slot sounds; later, “Trippin” brings Luna Avelar’s lonely vocal into a bass-heavy club setting, and “2am” moves through drum-and-bass breaks and a halftime shift. Closing instrumental “Venice Loop” gradually breaks apart into clipping and distortion, letting the album’s inviting surfaces dissolve into something more unsettled—the comedown embedded within its soft-focus pleasures.