Montreal-based producer CFCF is set to release his fresh album, L.U.V., on June 12 via BGM Solutions. This marks his first full-length project under the moniker since 2021’s Memoryland and signals a continuation of his exploration into electronic soundscapes. The announcement comes alongside the release of the lead single, “Let’s Kill Ourselves,” a collaboration featuring artists Touching Ice, and TECHG1RLS.
The forthcoming album represents a deliberate evolution for the artist, whose real name is Mike Silver. He described L.U.V. as an “organic successor” to Memoryland, while intentionally steering clear of simply recreating its predecessor. According to Silver, the new record aims for a “Eurodance with a sophisticated edge,” crafting music designed for a more mature audience and lifestyle. This new direction in CFCF’s discography promises a refined and polished sound, building upon the foundations laid in previous function.
Exploring the Sound of ‘L.U.V.’
While a complete tracklist for L.U.V. remains unconfirmed, the release of “Let’s Kill Ourselves” offers a compelling glimpse into the album’s sonic landscape. The single showcases a blend of electronic textures and vocal contributions from Touching Ice and TECHG1RLS, hinting at the collaborative spirit woven throughout the project. Listeners can experience the track now on various streaming platforms.
CFCF’s music has consistently garnered attention for its atmospheric qualities and intricate production. His previous work, including Memoryland, has been praised for its ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia and introspection. The shift towards a more “sophisticated” Eurodance sound with L.U.V. suggests a willingness to experiment and push creative boundaries, while still maintaining the core elements that define his artistic identity.
Tour Dates Announced
In addition to the album announcement, CFCF has revealed a series of tour dates for later this year. The tour kicks off in Oslo, Norway, on April 8 at Sentrum Scene. He will then return to North America for performances in Los Angeles on March 12 at Don Quixote, San Francisco on March 14 at Brick & Mortar Music Hall, Brooklyn on May 1 at Elsewhere, and Montreal on May 15 at the Palomosa Festival 2026.
For the California legs of the tour, CFCF will be joined by the duo ear, comprised of Jonah Paz and Yaelle Avtan. This collaboration promises to enhance the live experience, adding another layer of sonic depth to the performances. The tour dates represent an opportunity for fans to experience the new material from L.U.V. in a live setting, as well as revisit beloved tracks from his earlier discography.
Here’s a look at the confirmed tour schedule:
- 04-08 Oslo, NO – Sentrum Scene
- 03-12 Los Angeles, CA – Don Quixote°
- 03-14 San Francisco, CA – Brick & Mortar Music Hall°
- 05-01 Brooklyn, NY – Elsewhere
- 05-15 Montreal, QC – Palomosa Festival 2026° with Ear
With L.U.V. on the horizon and a tour schedule in place, CFCF is poised for a busy and creatively fulfilling year. The album’s release will undoubtedly be a significant moment for fans of electronic music, and the tour dates offer a chance to witness the evolution of his sound firsthand. The next step will be seeing how this new direction resonates with audiences and critics alike.
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