Joji Announces New Album Piss in the Wind
Everyone’s favorite YouTuber-turned-musician Joji is returning with exciting news. The acclaimed singer, songwriter, and producer revealed his fourth studio album, Piss in the Wind, set to be released on February 6, 2026, through Palace Creek.
This album promises to blend Joji’s past and present sounds, combining melancholic and introspective songwriting with gritty yet atmospheric production.
First Singles and Reception
Earlier in November, Joji shared the first single from the album, “PIXELATED KISSES.” This track marks his comeback after a hiatus following his 2022 album SMITHEREENS. The single quickly gained widespread attention, accumulating nearly 50 million streams worldwide and debuting on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Most recently, on November 5, Joji released another track from the album titled “It It Only Gets Better.” This song reflects his lo-fi origins, combining acoustic guitar, syncopated bass, and soaring harmonies. The release was paired with a video directed by James Mao, which playfully references Joji’s 2018 breakthrough hit “YEAH RIGHT” from the album BALLADS 1.
The video, contrasting frenetic club-like visuals and minimal, thoughtful lyrics, highlights Joji’s distinctive artistic approach.
Musical Style and Vision
- Sound: A fusion of melancholic songwriting and atmospheric production
- Visuals: Creative music videos that nod to previous works
- Artistic evolution: Balances lo-fi roots with polished new elements
Joji continues to evolve his signature style, maintaining depth and uniqueness in his music and visuals.
Summary
Joji’s upcoming album Piss in the Wind highlights his musical growth by merging introspective lyrics and innovative production, reaffirming his distinct place in today’s music scene.
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