Alison Goldfrapp
Flux
A.G. Records
Released 08/15/25

  
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Alison Goldfrapp has unveiled her second solo studio album Flux, the follow-up to 2023’s critically lauded The Love Invention. Preceded by the official singles “Find Xanadu,” “Reverberotic,” “Sound & Light,” and “Hey Hi Hello,” the album was co-produced by Goldfrapp, Richard X, James Greenwood, Lazy Weekends and Stefan Storm.

“A creative life shouldn’t be black-and-white,” Goldfrapp reflects in a recent interview with The Times, when asked about the possibility of reuniting with her longtime collaborator Will Gregory as the Goldfrapp duo that has released seven studio albums to date. “If you’re a creative person you want to experiment and try things out. Shag around a bit.”

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