London-based producer Kloyd has released her debut album, New Love. The project blends indie-electronica with emotional storytelling.
The DJ grew up in Yorkshire and was influenced by Leeds’ bass music scene.
She combines her classical background with alternative electronic influences from artists including Moby, Massive Attack, and The Cinematic Orchestra.
Kloyd recorded the album in her London apartment over the course of two years.
Built around performances from female vocalists, New Love explores the emotional complexity of opening oneself to another person.
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While the record embraces moments of melancholy, its central message remains one of hope.
Kloyd has already attracted attention from outlets including BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 6 Music, and NME, earning recognition for her layered production style and distinctive artistic voice.
Describing the project, Kloyd said the album encourages listeners to embrace love despite its uncertainties.
She explained that every act of vulnerability carries the possibility of pain, but also offers the chance to experience something profoundly meaningful and beautiful.
New Love is available on all digital streaming platforms and on vynil.
