Wilkinson Announces Fifth Studio Album, ‘INFINITY’

Dropping on the 27th of March, ‘Infinity’ follows his 2022 record, ‘Cognition,’ and his collaborative album with Sub Focus, ‘Portals.’

One of the true titans of dancefloor drum & bass, Wilkinson is gearing up to release his fifth studio album, ‘Infinity.’ This album promises to be another milestone in a back catalog that is nothing short of generational. If drum & bass history has taught us anything, it is that there are a minimum of three eras of sound-defining tunes in every Wilkinson album.

For over a decade now, Wilkinson’s long-form projects have functioned as cultural checkpoints for the genre. His 2013 debut album, ‘Lazers Not Included,’ gifted the scene the immortal ‘Afterglow,’ a crossover anthem that still resonates across festivals and radio alike, alongside the dancefloor favorite ‘Take You Higher,’ which cemented his reputation as a producer who could balance emotion with impact.

Four years later, ‘Hypnotic’ expanded that blueprint even further with tracks like ‘Sweet Lies’ and ‘Only The Innocent,’ which showcased a frenzied and introspective edge to Wilkinson’s music, which has now become his signature. That trajectory continued with his collaborative LP, ‘Portals,’ alongside Sub Focus, a project that leaned heavily into high-energy euphoria while still finding space for moments of vulnerability. Emotional highs and festival-ready drops made it one of the biggest releases of the year. Then came ‘Cognition’ in 2022, an album that once again delivered defining moments through tracks like ‘Here For You’ and ‘If You Want It.’

Now, ‘Infinity’ is all set to continue that legacy, only on an ever bigger scale. Slated for release on March 27, the album is a clear celebration of collaboration, bringing together a stacked cast that spans both electronic royalty and forward-thinking drum & bass innovators. Early reveals include contributions from Kaskade, Camo & Krooked, Mefjus, ILIRA, iiola, Julia Church, and Emily Makis, with more names still under wraps until the full reveal.

‘Infinity’ has been three years in the making, and that time investment is evident in the emotional depth running through the material so far. The creative flow of the album so far feels reflective and expansive, without sacrificing the high-octane energy that has always powered Wilkinson’s dancefloor output.

“From Moonwalker to Eternity, can’t believe I’m 5 albums deep and I feel like I’m only just getting started!” shared Wilkilson while announcing the new album.

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‘Infinity’ will land via Wilkinson’s Sleepless Music label on March 27

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