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16 October 2026 – Jacques Greene Releases JG and Returns to the Dancefloor With His Most Direct Electronic Album

By Editorial Team - October 16, 2026

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Jacques Greene DJ silhouette overlooking a euphoric dancefloor bathed in cyan and cobalt blue club strobe lighting for JG.

Summary

Montreal producer Jacques Greene returns to direct club rhythms on third solo album JG via LuckyMe, collaborating with DJ Boring, Ouri, Jonah Yano, and CFCF.

Key Facts

  • Third solo full-length LP arrives through LuckyMe, his first solo studio album since 2019's 'Dawn Chorus'.
  • Extensive collaborative roster includes DJ Boring, Jonah Yano, Ouri, CFCF, umru, crushed, and Sølv.
  • Marks fifteen years since Greene's seminal 2011 electronic breakthrough 'Another Girl'.
  • Entities: Jacques Greene, JG, LuckyMe, Dawn Chorus, Verses GT, Nosaj Thing, DJ Boring, Ouri, Jonah Yano, SAM-E, CFCF, umru, crushed, Sølv, Presence, Closer, Everyone, Another Girl
  • Tags: jacques-greene, jg, luckyme, electronic, house, two-step, montreal

Montreal electronic producer Jacques Greene has released his third solo studio album JG through LuckyMe, presenting eleven club-focused tracks that celebrate shared dancefloor communion and collaborative intimacy. The LP marks Greene's first solo album since 2019's celebrated Dawn Chorus, following recent ventures including his Verses GT project with Nosaj Thing.

JG features an all-star cast of guest contributors from Greene's close artistic orbit, including DJ Boring, Ouri, Jonah Yano, SAM-E, CFCF, umru, crushed, and Sølv. Lead singles "Presence", "Closer", and "Everyone" set the tone, matching muscular two-step basslines with warm, emotive synths.

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Greene explained that the album was written during a period of introspection, prompting him to strip back conceptual layers in favor of immediate emotional impact and dancefloor euphoria.

Arriving fifteen years after his breakthrough anthem "Another Girl", JG demonstrates how Greene's signature blend of R&B vocal warmth and kinetic house music continues to evolve. Explore related club sounds in our electronic section.

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