Jacques Greene releases album ‘jg’

Today Jacques Greene releases his new album, jg, out on LUCKYME®. Preceded by “What You Say,” with labelmate umru, and “Closer” with DJ BORING, jg is Jacques' third studio album, yet marks the first long play record built unapologetically for the dancefloor. In the midst of personal upheaval and a turbulent world, he found himself returning to the people and places that gave him a sense of purpose, resulting in an album that reaches toward joy and hopefulness. Jacques shares, “This record moves away from concepts and follows an intuition for places where I wanted to be and where I would be wanted.”

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Following the critically acclaimed hazy, collaborative world of Verses GT with Nosaj Thing (Pitchfork, Clash, RA), jg strips away much of the abstraction to reveal the sharpest expression of Jacques Greene to date. The album’s collaborations stem from the organic relationships within Jacques’ orbit. “The track with Noah [SEES00000] is here because I love it, but also because we walked from his studio to get Sonoran tacos and talked about life.”

Montreal-born producer Jacques Greene has been making effervescent dance music for over fifteen years. Since his global breakthrough hit “Another Girl”, and over the course of multiple EPs, singles, and two full-length albums (2017’s Feel Infinite and 2019’s Dawn Chorus) Greene has developed a sound designed to inject a heart-on-sleeve poignancy to dancefloors across the world. His 2025 collaboration with labelmate Nosaj Thing, Verses GT, was a project about “betting on headspace”: like the memory of a club record, tumbling drums are obscured under layers of haze and stuttering sequences.

Outside of his own releases, Greene has explored his relationship with the club in a variety of contexts, from the collaboration with Bonobo on “Fold”, to remixing Radiohead, to producing for Jessy Lanza, Tinashe, and touring with The xx.




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