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Open in the appThe successful French multi-instrumentalist, singer and producer FKJ is back with his new single «Soulmates». He also announces his third studio album «Tyber», which will be released in autumn. Furthermore, FKJ announces an extensive headline tour through Europe. «With… The successful French multi-instrumentalist, singer and producer FKJ is back with his new single «Soulmates». He also announces his third studio album «Tyber», which will be released in autumn. Furthermore, FKJ announces an extensive headline tour through Europe. «With «Soulmates» it's about embracing solitude», says FKJ. «For me, solitude really works well, and I take time for myself. But my soulmates, the people in my life who matter to me, are very close to my heart. It's about finding the right balance.» As an artist whose work moves between timeless musicality and a love of experimentation, FKJ has created a unique musical world in which the boundaries between jazz, soul, classical, hip-hop, funk, rock and electronic influences blur. Thus, his music continues to appeal to a global audience, attracted both by its technical sophistication and its intimate atmosphere. «Soulmates» offers a first glimpse into «Tyber» – a project that captures a phase of personal and creative transformation following the release of his acclaimed album «V I N C E N T». The album, written and recorded across multiple continents, reflects years in which he has grappled with movement, solitude, collaboration and renewal. Sessions took place in London, Los Angeles, Paris, Brazil and Mexico, with each location subtly shaping the sonic identity of the album. The result is FKJ in its most expansive and uninhibited form. On «Tyber», groovy compositions sit alongside jazz-oriented instrumental pieces, sample-heavy experiments and more direct songwriting moments, moving seamlessly through funk, alt-pop, R&B and psychedelic textures without ever losing coherence. The album feels both deeply personal and…