Malcolm Todd - Do That Again (2026)
BAND/ARTIST: Malcolm Todd
- Title: Do That Again
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Columbia Records
- Genre: Alternative R&B, Indie Pop, Bedroom Pop, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: FLAC 24/48000; 16/44100; MP3 320
- Total Time: 00:35:44
- Total Size: 83; 218; 424 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Do That Again is the second studio album by Los Angeles-born singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd (Malcolm Todd Hobert, b. 2003), released on June 5, 2026 via Columbia Records, following his acclaimed 2025 self-titled debut.
The record was tracked over six months at New York's legendary Electric Lady Studios and Chaplin Recording Studios in Los Angeles, with Todd working alongside a tight-knit circle of longtime collaborators through extended day and night sessions. Thematically, the album channels the contradictions and electricity of life in your twenties — the rush of freedom after a breakup set against a deepening awareness of personal and artistic growth.
Recorded in the aftermath of a tour, during a summer spent newly single with friends around and nothing to hold him back, the album translates that spontaneous, late-night energy into music without shying away from the harder emotional truths underneath. "I Saw Your Face," written in November 2025 and rebuilt from scratch on the final day of sessions, stands as the emotional centrepiece: a meditation on ending a relationship you know isn't working and grieving it anyway.
Sonically, Do That Again sits at the intersection of indie pop and alternative R&B — a sound critics have compared to Steve Lacy and Dominic Fike — with production contributions from Jonah Cochran, Charlie Ziman, Jasper Harris, Blake Slatkin, and Matthew Castellanos. The album is available on CD (jewel case with 12-page booklet) and vinyl.
Tracklist:
1. Malcolm Todd - Jean Skirt
2. Malcolm Todd - Obsessica
3. Malcolm Todd - Free.99
4. Malcolm Todd - Breathe
5. Malcolm Todd - I Saw Your Face
6. Malcolm Todd - Difficult Love
7. Malcolm Todd - Malcolm In The Middle
8. Malcolm Todd - Ain't That The Truth
9. Malcolm Todd - Gun To My Head
10. Malcolm Todd - X's & O's
11. Malcolm Todd - Lonely Song
12. Malcolm Todd - Good Bye
13. Malcolm Todd - Do That Again
The record was tracked over six months at New York's legendary Electric Lady Studios and Chaplin Recording Studios in Los Angeles, with Todd working alongside a tight-knit circle of longtime collaborators through extended day and night sessions. Thematically, the album channels the contradictions and electricity of life in your twenties — the rush of freedom after a breakup set against a deepening awareness of personal and artistic growth.
Recorded in the aftermath of a tour, during a summer spent newly single with friends around and nothing to hold him back, the album translates that spontaneous, late-night energy into music without shying away from the harder emotional truths underneath. "I Saw Your Face," written in November 2025 and rebuilt from scratch on the final day of sessions, stands as the emotional centrepiece: a meditation on ending a relationship you know isn't working and grieving it anyway.
Sonically, Do That Again sits at the intersection of indie pop and alternative R&B — a sound critics have compared to Steve Lacy and Dominic Fike — with production contributions from Jonah Cochran, Charlie Ziman, Jasper Harris, Blake Slatkin, and Matthew Castellanos. The album is available on CD (jewel case with 12-page booklet) and vinyl.
Tracklist:
1. Malcolm Todd - Jean Skirt
2. Malcolm Todd - Obsessica
3. Malcolm Todd - Free.99
4. Malcolm Todd - Breathe
5. Malcolm Todd - I Saw Your Face
6. Malcolm Todd - Difficult Love
7. Malcolm Todd - Malcolm In The Middle
8. Malcolm Todd - Ain't That The Truth
9. Malcolm Todd - Gun To My Head
10. Malcolm Todd - X's & O's
11. Malcolm Todd - Lonely Song
12. Malcolm Todd - Good Bye
13. Malcolm Todd - Do That Again
| R&B | Pop | Alternative | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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