Daily Bread has released Vanishing Point, a 13-track studio album that closes out a busy year for the producer. The project arrives today following a packed festival season and sets the stage for a 28-date North American headline tour launching in November.
A Collaborative Turn
The album marks a shift in Daily Bread's approach, leaning heavily on collaboration rather than the solo studio work that has defined much of his catalog. Vanishing Point brings in a roster of Atlanta artists — Jonah Cruzz, Kyle Lucas, STS, and Obeah — integrating them into the production in a way that feels organic rather than ornamental.
Tracks like "Working The Plan" with Jonah Cruzz, "Strange Love" with STS and Kyle Lucas, and "Beautiful But Dangerous" with STS fold these voices into Daily Bread's electro-soul and glitch-hop framework. The album also features a collaboration with Late Night Radio on closing track "A Long Time."
Sound and Direction
Sonically, the album continues the blend of electro-soul, glitch-hop, hip-hop, and bass music that Daily Bread has developed over more than a decade. The 13 tracks — including "Repeat Message," "Brown Mtn. Lights," "Breathwork," and "Waves At Sunset" — build on that foundation while pushing into new territory through the collaborative energy.
Vanishing Point is available now on all streaming platforms. Daily Bread's North American headline tour begins in November.

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