Andy Stott Returns With First Album in 5 Years

Andy Stott is set to release his first album in five years, titled Late Loop, on October 30 via Modern Love. The album features vocalists Alison Skidmore and Elaine Howley, and was made using a limited set of tools, including no basslines, reverb, or effects except for a delay unit.

The album has 8 tracks, including songs titled 'Cold Welcome', 'Something In Mind', 'Sunday Fast', '2024-2', 'The Hardest Thing', 'Mirror Signal', 'Songbird', and 'Late Loop'. Each song features either Alison Skidmore or Elaine Howley on vocals.

Andy Stott's previous album, Never the Right Time, was released in 2021. The new album marks a return to his creative process, with a focus on creating songs rather than just textures.

## What to Expect Late Loop is the result of Andy Stott's experimentation with a limited set of tools. By restricting himself to a delay unit and no basslines, reverb, or effects, he aimed to reset his creative process and produce an album with a more song-led approach.

## Why it Matters The release of Late Loop is significant for Andy Stott fans, who have been waiting for five years for new music from the British producer. The album's focus on songs rather than textures is a departure from his previous work, and the collaboration with vocalists Alison Skidmore and Elaine Howley adds a new dimension to his sound.

The album's release on October 30 via Modern Love is highly anticipated, and fans can pre-order it now. With its unique sound and approach, Late Loop is set to be a notable release in the electronic music scene.