A dynamo who’s produced a stunning back catalogue that includes international chart No. 1 hits, multi-Grammy nominations and bumpin’ Chicago-influenced underground productions, Duke Dumont is a contemporary electronic music powerhouse. Deeply committed to creating high quality music imbued with emotional depth, Dumont is versatile, extremely adept and hard working. With his debut album, Duality, Dumont presents the culmination of studio work in London and LA, and showcases a voice that is diverse yet immediately identifiable. Features include RY X, Zak Abel and house legends like Roland Clark, reflecting his open-minded approach across 10 polished tracks that encompass a range of emotional states.

On Duality, Dumont channels his years of experience into a cohesive record that epitomizes his core beliefs; striving for perfection in terms of musicality, energy and feeling. The result is an honest, cathartic expression of Dumont’s desire to embody the mentality of a true artist, liberated from genre specifics and scored with his own sonic fingerprint. From the first half, which is designed to get you dancing and features the single “Therapy,” plus “Obey” (with Roland Clark) and “The Power” (with Zak Abel) to the latter half of the album, which takes us into more wistful territory, it’s a testament to his singular vision. Duality is a long-player in the traditional sense, produced to be listened to in its entirety, rather than a collection of radio-friendly singles. Besides his own production and vocal features, Duality incorporates live string arrangements, guitar players, drummers and piano keys.

At the core of the album’s overall sound is the notion of music that can be visualized; like a painting. For each track Duke Dumont knew he’d struck gold when he could see what it would look like.