Wesley Joseph - Forever Ends Someday [audioCD]

Wesley Joseph's highly anticipated debut album, 'Forever Ends Someday,' is an unguarded and wholly realized collection showcasing the singer, songwriter, producer, and director at his most confidently vulnerable. This 13-track album serves as a deep self-examination cut with moments of expansive escapism, reflecting the complex layers of his creative life journey over three years in the making.

• Debut album from Wesley Joseph, featuring 13 tracks of self-examination and escapism.
• Includes collaborations with Danny Brown on the bass-rattling anthem “Peace of Mind.”
• Features a track with Jorja Smith, “July,” a rejoiceful callback recorded in their hometown of Walsall.
• The title reflects on the fleeting beauty of the present moment and the realization that youth is borrowed.
• Recorded across London, Walsall, Los Angeles, and Switzerland, executing Joseph's vision with a core team of collaborators.
• Features production and soundscaping contributions from Nicholas Jaar, Harvey Dweller, Tev’n, A. K. Paul, Al Shux, Ryan Raines, and Romil Hemnani.

The album features notable contributions, including Danny Brown on “Peace of Mind,” where Joseph confronts anxieties, and a collaboration with Jorja Smith on “July,” reminiscing on shared history in Walsall.

Joseph enlisted a core team of producers over the three years of writing, including composer Nicholas Jaar (The Weeknd, FKA Twigs), producer Harvey Dweller (Loyle Carner, Joy Crookes), Mercury Prize-nominated Tev’n (Rina Sawayama, SBTRKT), A. K. Paul (Nao, Fabiana Palladino), Al Shux (JAY Z, Kendrick Lamar, SZA), Ryan Raines (Paul McCartney, Dominic Fike), and producer Romil Hemnani (Brockhampton).

• Artist: Wesley Joseph
• Album: Forever Ends Someday
• Format: audioCD
• Label: SECRETLY CANADIAN
• Number of Discs: 1
• Release Date: 2026-04-10
• Dimensions: 146x111x3mm
• Weight: 32g
• EAN: 0656605046228

Experience the honest reflection of human experience across light and dark moments on Wesley Joseph's debut CD, 'Forever Ends Someday.'