After years of shaping dancefloors worldwide and carefully curating the sonic and visual identity of Up The Stuss, Dutch favourite Chris Stussy presents his most expansive and personal statement to date with his debut album, \u2018Lost, Found & Forgotten…\u2019. Landing on 3rd April, the album unfolds across three interconnected chapters – \u2018Lost\u2019, \u2018Found\u2019, and \u2018Forgotten\u2019 – each revealing a different side of his creative world across 19 tracks while remaining tethered to a singular wider vision. At its core, \u2018Lost, Found & Forgotten…\u2019 is an exploration of creative freedom. Visually and conceptually guided by the image of a kite, the album reflects movement, perspective, and balance. Floating freely yet always anchored, the kite mirrors Chris\u2019s approach to music: unrestricted in emotion and imagination, but grounded in groove, craftsmanship, and intention. It\u2019s a symbol that naturally extends the Up The Stuss identity; pointing skyward, embracing openness, and encouraging curiosity. \u201cThis album has been a long time in the making, and I\u2019m excited to finally share it with you. The process behind it – exchanging ideas with other artists and creating music outside of my comfort zone – has been an incredible experience. It gave me a true sense of freedom, allowing me to not think about boundaries or expectations. I\u2019ve never been more proud of a project than this one. It\u2019s deeply personal, and it represents my sound as a whole. I hope you listen with an open mind and find something in it that resonates with you.\u201d – Chris Stussy. The \u2018Lost\u2019 chapter opens the album by giving new life to music once left behind. These are tracks written across different moments in Chris\u2019s journey, ideas that never quite found a home until now. Rather than relics of the past, they emerge re-discovered, refined, and fully realised. \u2018 Found\u2019 represents inspiration in motion. Sparked by collaboration, digging, and shared creative exchange, this chapter captures the moment when ideas connect, and colour …<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After years of shaping dancefloors worldwide and carefully curating the sonic and visual identity of Up The Stuss, Dutch favourite Chris Stussy presents his most expansive and personal statement to date with his debut album, \u2018Lost, Found & Forgotten…\u2019. Landing on 3rd April, the album unfolds across three interconnected chapters – \u2018Lost\u2019, \u2018Found\u2019, and \u2018Forgotten\u2019 – each revealing a different side of his creative world across 19 tracks while remaining tethered to a singular wider vision. At its core, \u2018Lost, Found & Forgotten…\u2019 is an exploration of creative freedom. Visually and conceptually guided by the image of a kite, the album reflects movement, perspective, and balance. Floating freely yet always anchored, the kite mirrors Chris\u2019s approach to music: unrestricted in emotion and imagination, but grounded in groove, craftsmanship, and intention. It\u2019s a symbol that naturally extends the Up The Stuss identity; pointing skyward, embracing openness, and encouraging curiosity. \u201cThis album has been a long time in the making, and I\u2019m excited to finally share it with you. The process behind it – exchanging ideas with other artists and creating music outside of my comfort zone – has been an incredible experience. It gave me a true sense of freedom, allowing me to not think about boundaries or expectations. I\u2019ve never been more proud of a project than this one. It\u2019s deeply personal, and it represents my sound as a whole. I hope you listen with an open mind and find something in it that resonates with you.\u201d – Chris Stussy. The \u2018Lost\u2019 chapter opens the album by giving new life to music once left behind. These are tracks written across different moments in Chris\u2019s journey, ideas that never quite found a home until now. Rather than relics of the past, they emerge re-discovered, refined, and fully realised. \u2018 Found\u2019 represents inspiration in motion. 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