Third Person - Third Person (2026)

An unidentified presence emerges on R&S Records as Third Person delivers a self-titled, eight-track release shaped by psychedelic textures and jazz-leaning experimentation.

The album unfolds through a series of exploratory movements, each track functioning as an otherworldly study in jazz-informed electronica and improvisation. Unpredictable structures and shifting rhythms guide the listener through fluid, immersive spaces that drift between abstraction and propulsion.

Within this framework, ‘Person Six’ and ‘Person Seven’ lean into deep, textural techno, while ‘Person Four’ nods to an early R&S Records sound with meandering subs and raw 303 lines. Elsewhere, ‘Person Five’ pushes further into the album’s psychedelic jazz sensibilities, threading them through broken drum patterns that echo the rhythmic language of drum and bass. Closing track ‘Planetary’ introduces a driving, hypnotic pulse, subtly infused with Latin elements, grounding the record’s exploratory tendencies in a form built for the dancefloor.

Across its eight tracks, Third Person navigates a space between immersive sound design and forward momentum, shifting from disorienting abstraction to deep, hypnotic groove. The result is a release that feels both fluid and intentional, marking the arrival of a distinct and compelling new voice on R&S Records.