Gareth Donkin Extraordinary Vinyl LP Solar Flare Yellow & Orange Colour Due Out 24/04/26
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 24th April, 2026
Gareth Donkin Extraordinary Vinyl LP Solar Flare Yellow & Orange Colour
Yellow & Orange Colour
Tracklist:
1. Out Here
2. Where Did We Go? (feat. Kiefer)
3. Never Gonna Break Your Heart
4. Sing, Everybody
5. Please Don't Give Up!
6. Imagine
7. Half Shuffle
8. Running Away
9. Play the Game (feat. UHMEER)
10. Don't Be So Hard On Yourself
11. I Need You (feat. ESME)
12. Extraordinary
13. Hello Sunrise
True to its name, Extraordinary, Gareth Donkin's second album widens the scale of his virtuosic soul-pop songcraft not just on a sonic level, but in a profoundly personal way. A step wiser and more confident, fresh off a feature on De La Soul’s new album, the London-based singer-songwriter and producer lets go of past constructs to celebrate the present tense with his most sophisticated, vast, and dazzling work to date, nodding to disco, R&B, and funk greats with playful charisma and modern sheen.
He says, "Extraordinary is about taking ownership of your life, embracing new experiences and adventure."Donkin's 2023 breakthrough debut, Welcome Home, resonated from BBC Radio to Billboard ("a soul-savant") and brought him to SXSW for the first time. Yet the season was marked by setbacks and heartbreak. First, he reached for fantasy with the cathartic Suite Escape EP. Then, in a clearer headspace, he enlisted a dream ensemble to realize his next vision, including ESME, Kiefer, UHMEER, Shaan Ramaprasad, and Disclosure's Howard Lawrence.
Donkin's made a name for himself as an old soul, one-man-band in the ilk of Prince and Stevie Wonder, often seen on socials assembling songs with mystifying ease. Like past work, Extraordinary captures this undeniable talent and charm. What sets the record apart is the expanse in which these virtues shine. "It just sounds bigger, more current,” he adds. From unifying anthems to drama-shedding declarations, Donkin unlocks the kind of optimism that can only come from hard work on yourself.
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Gareth Donkin Extraordinary Vinyl LP Solar Flare Yellow & Orange Colour Due Out 24/04/26
Gareth Donkin Extraordinary Vinyl LP Solar Flare Yellow & Orange Colour Due Out 24/04/26
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 24th April, 2026
Gareth Donkin Extraordinary Vinyl LP Solar Flare Yellow & Orange Colour
Yellow & Orange Colour
Tracklist:
1. Out Here
2. Where Did We Go? (feat. Kiefer)
3. Never Gonna Break Your Heart
4. Sing, Everybody
5. Please Don't Give Up!
6. Imagine
7. Half Shuffle
8. Running Away
9. Play the Game (feat. UHMEER)
10. Don't Be So Hard On Yourself
11. I Need You (feat. ESME)
12. Extraordinary
13. Hello Sunrise
True to its name, Extraordinary, Gareth Donkin's second album widens the scale of his virtuosic soul-pop songcraft not just on a sonic level, but in a profoundly personal way. A step wiser and more confident, fresh off a feature on De La Soul’s new album, the London-based singer-songwriter and producer lets go of past constructs to celebrate the present tense with his most sophisticated, vast, and dazzling work to date, nodding to disco, R&B, and funk greats with playful charisma and modern sheen.
He says, "Extraordinary is about taking ownership of your life, embracing new experiences and adventure."Donkin's 2023 breakthrough debut, Welcome Home, resonated from BBC Radio to Billboard ("a soul-savant") and brought him to SXSW for the first time. Yet the season was marked by setbacks and heartbreak. First, he reached for fantasy with the cathartic Suite Escape EP. Then, in a clearer headspace, he enlisted a dream ensemble to realize his next vision, including ESME, Kiefer, UHMEER, Shaan Ramaprasad, and Disclosure's Howard Lawrence.
Donkin's made a name for himself as an old soul, one-man-band in the ilk of Prince and Stevie Wonder, often seen on socials assembling songs with mystifying ease. Like past work, Extraordinary captures this undeniable talent and charm. What sets the record apart is the expanse in which these virtues shine. "It just sounds bigger, more current,” he adds. From unifying anthems to drama-shedding declarations, Donkin unlocks the kind of optimism that can only come from hard work on yourself.
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Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 24th April, 2026
Gareth Donkin Extraordinary Vinyl LP Solar Flare Yellow & Orange Colour
Yellow & Orange Colour
Tracklist:
1. Out Here
2. Where Did We Go? (feat. Kiefer)
3. Never Gonna Break Your Heart
4. Sing, Everybody
5. Please Don't Give Up!
6. Imagine
7. Half Shuffle
8. Running Away
9. Play the Game (feat. UHMEER)
10. Don't Be So Hard On Yourself
11. I Need You (feat. ESME)
12. Extraordinary
13. Hello Sunrise
True to its name, Extraordinary, Gareth Donkin's second album widens the scale of his virtuosic soul-pop songcraft not just on a sonic level, but in a profoundly personal way. A step wiser and more confident, fresh off a feature on De La Soul’s new album, the London-based singer-songwriter and producer lets go of past constructs to celebrate the present tense with his most sophisticated, vast, and dazzling work to date, nodding to disco, R&B, and funk greats with playful charisma and modern sheen.
He says, "Extraordinary is about taking ownership of your life, embracing new experiences and adventure."Donkin's 2023 breakthrough debut, Welcome Home, resonated from BBC Radio to Billboard ("a soul-savant") and brought him to SXSW for the first time. Yet the season was marked by setbacks and heartbreak. First, he reached for fantasy with the cathartic Suite Escape EP. Then, in a clearer headspace, he enlisted a dream ensemble to realize his next vision, including ESME, Kiefer, UHMEER, Shaan Ramaprasad, and Disclosure's Howard Lawrence.
Donkin's made a name for himself as an old soul, one-man-band in the ilk of Prince and Stevie Wonder, often seen on socials assembling songs with mystifying ease. Like past work, Extraordinary captures this undeniable talent and charm. What sets the record apart is the expanse in which these virtues shine. "It just sounds bigger, more current,” he adds. From unifying anthems to drama-shedding declarations, Donkin unlocks the kind of optimism that can only come from hard work on yourself.
