NIA ARCHIVES ANNOUNCES FORTHCOMING DEBUT ALBUM SILENCE IS LOUD

Photo Credit: Lola Banet

OUT FRIDAY 12TH APRIL VIA HIJINXX/ISLAND RECORDS/UNIVERSAL MUSIC CANADA

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SHARES TITLE TRACK “SILENCE IS LOUD”

And if I aint got you around
Then I’m lost and I don’t wanna be found
You’re the only thing keeping me soun
And without you the silence is loud

Nia Archives has learned the rules of her sound, and is unafraid to break them, pushing jungle and herself into new, unchartered territories. The unstoppable new-gen junglist announces her forthcoming debut album Silence Is Loud out Friday 12th April via HIJINXX/Island Records/Universal Music Canada.

Shortly following her eagerly anticipated return with “Crowded Roomz” last month that examined the lonely side to life on tour, she marks the announcement with the release of the title track “Silence Is Loud”. A deeply sentimental single first written on her bed at home lush with sonic elements of soaring indie and gloomy Brit-pop, “Silence Is Loud” is a celebration of her unconditional love for her brother. As for the album, the title nods to some of the major themes she will explore on the forthcoming debut; loneliness and the intense potential power of silence (something louder than noise could ever be), alongside relationships, family, navigating her 20s and more.

Fresh off the back of an 8-date Australia and New Zealand Tour, A Quintessentially Junglist Summer bangers “Off Wiv Ya Headz” and “Bad Gyalz”, a JD Sports Christmas advert alongside Central Cee and Kano, gracing the December cover of DJ Mag, a sold out 10,000 ticket “UP YA ARCHIVES” takeover at Warehouse Project and a remix of Fred Again’s “leavemealone”, Nia Archives is set up for world domination, placing herself firmly in the lineage of British dance music greats.

Nia Archives Bio

Nia Archives is not interested in being one fixed thing. Since emerging in 2020, the 24-year-old producer, DJ, singer and songwriter has been at the forefront of the latest era of jungle and boasts a slew of critically acclaimed EPs under her belt – Headz Gone West, Forbidden Feelingz and Sunrise Bang Ur Head Against Tha Wall. The Bradford-born, Leeds-raised artist has garnered accolades including placing third in the prestigious BBC Sound Poll for 2023, alongside a nomination for the Brit Awards’ Rising Star prize, plus wins at the DJ Mag, NME, the MOBOs and Artist and Manager Awards. She has also toured the world – be it North America, Europe or Asia – and even opened a show in London as part of Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour. She’s renowned as a party-starter in her own right, too, with takeovers at Glastonbury, Warehouse Project and her own Bad Gyalz day event. She’s done official remixes for the likes of Jorja Smith, had a huge summer hit with her Yeah Yeah Yeahs rework ‘Off Wiv Ya Headz’, and worked with brands like Corteiz, Nike, Flannels, Burberry, FIFA, Apple and JD Sports. A bona-fide press darling with nods from British Vogue, Crack, GQ, The Fader, Pitchfork and more, in just three years, Nia Archives has become a need-to-know name in dance music.


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