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Jump Source, the Montréal duo of Patrick Holland and Francis Latreille (Priori), have spent a decade building their distinct style of idiosyncratic club music, lacing undeniable dancefloor anthems with jagged left turns. With their shared studio as the creative hub, they’ve also become one of the most reliable production teams in electronic music; writing, producing, and mixing for artists like James K., Car Culture, Maara, and Tiga, among many others.
With the 2026 release of their first full-length album Fold on NAFF Recordings, the duo unveil their most ambitious project yet. Echoing the electronic LP boom of the early 2000s, it’s as much an ode to the dancefloor as it is the articulation of a distinct, everything-goes pop ethos.
With an eclectic cast of collaborators including POiSON GiRLFRiEND, billy woods, Helena Deland, CFCF, Loukeman and more, the album leaves no corner of music untouched. Peak hour club hits with candy-glossed choruses meld with folktronic balladry and a curveball rap cut. Turbulence is a persistent theme on the record: the highs and lows of life in music, connections gained and lost on the road, mundane exchanges made uncanny by shifting time zones, with the city as a lingering backdrop, etched out in full relief to reveal every grain.
Jump Source – Fold
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Freewheeling between gritty breakbeat snaps, deep house warmth, and dubby techno haze, Jump Source bring the sounds of their long-awaited album Fold. With their feet firmly on the groove pedals, the Montréal duo deliver infectious dancefloor-ready rhythms, dialing into the electric pulse of the city that never switches off.
