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Disciples return with "Jealousy"

  • October 3, 2017
  • Steph Evans
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Checking back on Disciples's last hit, it was rewarding to see what we called a "future hit" came to be so. "On My Mind" achieved Gold status earlier this year, and now the UK duo are back with a follow up entitled "Jealousy." 

After embracing a rendezvous into pop crossover music, Disciples haven't left their roots in underground UK house behind entirely. They also haven't coopted a trend in their music, as "Jealousy" employs the vocals of one of their members – Nathan Duvall – in an impressive manner. The synergy between production and vocals on "Jealousy" is clear, as well as house's influence in its basslines. 

"Jealousy" is out now via Warner Music UK, Parlophone and FFRR.

Connect with Disciples:  Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud

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