‘We See You – Berlin’ A short film about The xx and their fans by Sylvie Weber The first of a series of ‘We See You’ films, supported by YouTube The xx play Auckland – Trusts Arena – Jan 11th, 2018 – Tickets HERE In November 2016 – just over a
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The xx’s Oliver Sim enlists Midland for a club-ready remix of ‘Romance With A Memory.’ The UK producer flips the electronic pop of the Jamie xx produced original into a sprawling dance
Oliver Sim—best known for his work as songwriter, bassist and vocalist for The xx— unveils
photo credit Willy Vanderperre for System Magazine To celebrate the 10th anniversary
The xx have unveiled a deluxe version of their iconic 2009 debut album, now featuring a collection of bonus tracks and covers. Highlights include renditions of Womack & Womack’s ‘Teardrops’, Kyla’s ‘Do
Fresh from the release of his acclaimed second album In Waves, and a recent nomination in the Artist of the Year category at the 2025 BRIT Awards, Jamie xx today releases a
Friday 20th September – Jamie xx releases his hotly-anticipated new album In Waves via Young. This acclaimed album – which arrived nine years on from his GRAMMY, BRIT, Ivor Novello and Mercury
Jamie xx releases ‘Waited All Night’, the latest single to be taken from his hotly-anticipated second album, In Waves (released this Friday, 20th September, via Young Recordings). ‘Waited All Night’ is a
The xx’s Oliver Sim enlists Midland for a club-ready remix of ‘Romance With A Memory.’ The UK producer flips the electronic pop of the Jamie xx produced original into a sprawling dance
Oliver Sim—best known for his work as songwriter, bassist and vocalist for The xx— unveils a new Jamie xx-produced single, ‘Fruit,’ today via Young with a video directed by French director Yann Gonzalez (Knife + Heart). Listen to the track, a joyful
photo credit Willy Vanderperre for System Magazine To celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut album xx, The xx – Romy Madley Croft, Oliver Sim and Jamie Smith – have collaborated with
‘We See You – Berlin’ A short film about The xx and their fans by Sylvie Weber The first of a series of ‘We See You’ films, supported by YouTube The xx