REYUS Releases 20-Track Debut Album 'I'm Listening'

Multi-Genre Debut Reflects Creative Freedom

REYUS has released his debut album I'm Listening, a 20-track project that moves between electronic, house, garage, techno, pop and rock. Recorded across Hackney, Dorking and Ibiza, the album reflects his refusal to be confined by genre. The music shifts between high-energy club records and introspective moments, exploring internal thought, anxiety, relationships and human connection. The album features collaborations with close friends and artists from his creative circle.

Speaking about the album, REYUS said: "This album represents the kind of artist I wanted to be when I was a kid, not tied down to one genre or subgenre. I listen to a huge range of music and what I want to create changes all the time, so this album represents that. There are tracks for dancing, tracks for listening and different moods throughout. I hope people appreciate the range of creativity and, most importantly, enjoy the music."

Support From Tiësto, Four Tet, and Bicep

Over the years, REYUS has built a reputation for his eclectic catalogue and live performances. His music has received support from Tiësto, Four Tet, Gorgon City, Jamie xx, Bicep, Vintage Culture, Diplo, Solomun, Mau P and CamelPhat. He previewed the album at Tomorrowland Rooftop Terrace in Ibiza, The Egg and E1 before its release.

His 2025 REYUS & Friends headline tour took him across the UK and Ibiza, with performances at E1, Studio 338, Ministry of Sound, Café Mambo, 528 Ibiza and B Club Kensington. He has also shared lineups with Maceo Plex, Groove Armada, Adriatique, Confidence Man, Basement Jaxx, and Sparrow & Barbossa.

From Dorking to Independent Label Owner

Based in Dorking, England, REYUS began writing music at the age of 10. The late Tim Bergling was an early inspiration. By 16, he had played his first club show. He spent nine years developing his sound across the underground under multiple aliases before launching his own label and company to release music independently. That independence remains central to his identity, giving him the freedom to explore different sounds and ideas.

I'm Listening is out now.