Tom Misch
Full Circle
Moonbeam Music/Beyond The Groove/AWAL
Released 03/27/26

  
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Tom Misch has unveiled his second studio album Full Circle, which follows his 2018 debut album Geography, as well as his collaborative album with Yussef Dayes, What Kinda Music (2020), and his side-project LP Happy Music (2023) under the Supershy moniker.

“I’ve wanted to do a record like this for a long time; something that feels classic and invested in songwriting rather than focusing more on melody and chords,” the London-bred artist tells The Guardian. “It’s a very vulnerable record that arose out of this period of introspection and existential questioning. I’ve been releasing music since I was 17 and this album was born from me wanting to find out who Tom Misch was outside of the music.”

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