Notorious duo Sigma – consisting of Cameron Edwards and Joe Lenzie – have become undeniably one of the key players in a flourishing and progressive D&B scene. Since their huge 2014 breakout hit, “Nobody to Love,” the pair from gone from strength-to-strength, venturing outside the D&B jurisdiction with pop collaborations with the likes of Paloma Faith, Rita Ora and The Chainsmokers; all coming to a head for their forthcoming, long-awaited debut album, London Sound.
The debut LP from the Brit Award-nominees is set to make a splash when it’s to finally reaches our ears in late January. We’ve had some heavy hitting teaser singles featuring household names; from slick smash hit “Adrenaline Rush” with superstar-in-the-wings MORGAN, to the mood and immersive cut “The Corner” with rising UK singer-songwriter Joe Devlin and party anthem “Going Out To The Ravers” with Everyone You Know. The duo have illustrated their eclectic approach and carved their place in the scene – now they look set to cement a legacy.
In the run up to the album, Sigma will be joining an all-star line up for Rise Festival, a ski-electronic-music extravaganza set to take place next week in the Alps in Southern France. Featuring alongside the likes of Bicep, Hybrid Minds and Hannah Laing, the festival is set to be a party like no other, full of great music, vibes and sport.
Ahead of their festival appearance, we caught up with the dynamic twosome, talking achievements, what to expect from their forthcoming album, and if you’ll find them on the ski slopes.
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What is your essence as a producer?
Our essence as producers lies in blending diverse musical elements, creating a dynamic fusion that resonates with a wide audience.
What have been your greatest career achievements so far?
Among our greatest career achievements are chart-topping singles, collaborations with talented artists, and the ability to evolve our sound while staying true to our roots.
How do you feel reflecting back on your discography?
Reflecting on our discography brings a sense of pride; it’s a journey of growth, experimentation, and the joy of connecting with fans through our music and musical journey.
We’ve loved your choice of features in the new run of singles. Why did you opt for these names?
The choice of features in our recent singles is driven by a desire to collaborate with artists who bring unique styles, adding depth and diversity to our tracks. Every artist on this album has been hand picked by us because we love what they do.
Congratulations on the news of your forthcoming album, London Sound! What has the creative process been for the record?
The creative process for London Sound involves drawing inspiration from the city’s vibrant music scene, capturing its energy in a way that reflects our evolution as artists. It is a true reflection on our days raving in the 90’s watching some of our favourite DJs smash up London clubs.
What can listeners expect from the album, stylistically and sonically?
Listeners can expect a diverse sonic landscape on the album. There are a lot more club orientated bangers on this album, and of course some that stay true to the Sigma sound.
