Azamiah - 'Two Lands'

Rising four-piece Azamiah have announced details of their new EP ‘Two Lands’, out digitally and on 12-inch single on June 3rd on Floating World Records.

Primed to be the next group from the UK jazz underground to break out, Azamiah draw on jazz roots while touching on everything from James Blake’s production techniques to dubby low-end, taking the listener on a journey across moody and light landscapes. Their 2023 debut album ‘In Phases’ won praise from The Skinny and CLASH and received plays on BBC 6Music and NTS.

A 2024 performance at Latitude festival’s intimate woodland arena saw the group gain the attention of prestigious label Floating World Records, who immediately came on board.

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