DISCLOSURE TO RELEASE DEBUT ALBUM 'SETTTLE' - JUNE 3RD/LIVE DATES

Having steadily built a name for themselves as purveyors of a standard of music production way beyond their tender years, Disclosure have spent a solid couple of years honing their prolific output, which includes two Top 10 singles so far in 2013. Now they are delighted to announce that their debut album, ‘Settle’, will be released on June 3rd through PMR Records (home to, among others, Jessie Ware and Julio Bashmore). For a while it seemed like the chain-of-command in Britain’s dance establishment was forever set in stone. The Chemical Brothers, Basement Jaxx and Fatboy Slim would headline festivals from now until the end of days. The only way a new UK dance act could reach millions of people was to get a song on Masterchef. But in less than a year, Disclosure have turned all that on its head. The most successful British dance act in a generation, they’ve not only soared to the top of the charts and sold out venues across the world – they’ve also changed the nature of British pop, opening the door for underground dance acts to flood the mainstream. All this from a couple of brothers that only just finished school. The eldest, Guy, is 21. The youngest, Howard, is just 18. Despite this early success, they’ve never compromised on their sound. At a time when chart dance music was dominated by millionaire producers making factory-line EDM for bottle service nightclubs, they showed that innovative British artists still has a place in the mainstream. “We’d never dumb down our sound, we've always made music with the same intention from the first track we ever put on Myspace,” says Howard. “So if people are connected to that, it's good news for us." Without ever meaning to, they’ve become the exemplar of how underground music can find success without concessions to the supposed rules of pop. More impressive still, is how quickly they've accomplished so much. This time last year, they’d just put out their third single ‘Tenderly’ / ‘Flow’: a patchwork of synth thrusts and torrid vocal loops. Like any decent dance record it got plenty of club spins and some nighttime radio play, but it didn’t seem like they’d be heading to the top of the charts. ‘The Face’ EP followed on Greco-Roman in June and featured both ’Boiling’ and ‘Control’ which succeeded in spreading the word about this young duo even further. At a similar time, they remixed Jessie Ware’s ‘Running’, which went on to soundtrack the whole summer. Then in October they released ‘Latch’, a soul-garage smoothie vocaled by Sam Smith, which reached number 11 and sold over 200,000 copies in the UK alone. That was followed at the start of 2013 by ‘White Noise’, the collaboration with AlunaGeorge that, through word-of-mouth and sheer bloody brilliance, reached number two. New single ‘You & Me’, featuring Eliza Doolittle, sees Disclosure bringing the deep, 2-step underbelly of UK garage to the charts for the first time. It racked up half a million plays on Soundcloud and a quarter of a million views of the video in just over a week, and entered the UK Top 10 as the highest new entry on release. Now they’re gearing up for the release of ‘Settle’, their debut record. It’s got a stellar cast – as well as the aforementioned singles there’s brand new vocals from Mercury and Brit nominated diva Jessie Ware, Friendly Fires lead singer and outlandish dancer Ed Macfarlane and silky top-line heartbreaker Jamie Woon. But more than a collection of spectacular songs, it’s also a chance for Disclosure to demonstrate their depth. “We could have just kept releasing 12” singles for years, but there's a glass ceiling to that,” says Howard. “You get stuck in clubs, we always wanted to do something where people can get to know us and our sound.” So they set about making a record that was distinctly Disclosure and ended up with a classic. ‘Settle’ is a clever, expansive electronic record that's sure to be added to the pantheon of seminal dance albums like ‘Dig Your Own Hole’ and ‘Discovery’. In just 12 months, Disclosure have created huge tremors in British music, creating a gestalt shift in the possibilities of pop and opening the door for a new generation of intelligent producers. That’s just off the back of three singles and an EP. By the time ‘Settle’ comes out on June 3rd, the world will be theirs for the taking. Disclosure Debut album  Settle (Deluxe) - Disclosure 
‘Settle’ tracklist:
  • 01. Intro
  • 02. When A Fire Starts To Burn
  • 03. Latch (Feat. Sam Smith)
  • 04. F For You
  • 05. White Noise (Feat. AlunaGeorge)
  • 06. Defeated No More (Feat. Ed Macfarlane)
  • 07. Stimulation
  • 08. Voices (Feat. Sasha Keable)
  • 09. Second Chance
  • 10. Grab Her!
  • 11. You & Me (Feat. Eliza Doolittle)
  • 12. January (Feat. Jamie Woon)
  • 13. Confess To Me (Feat. Jessie Ware)
  • 14. Help Me Lose My Mind (Feat. London Grammar)

New Single You & Me (feat. Eliza Doolittle) - Single - Disclosure – OUT NOW
UK TOUR IN NOVEMBER
  • 16/11 – O2 Academy, Bristol
  • 18/11 – O2 Academy, Leeds
  • 19/11 – O2 Academy, Newcastle
  • 23/11 – O2 Academy, Sheffield
  • 24/11 – Rock City, Nottingham
  • 25/11 – The Dome, Brighton
  • 27/11 – O2 Academy, Birmingham
  • 28/11 – O2 Academy Brixton, London

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