Jaymie Deville - "The Room"

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Sleek, sentimental and self-destructive, Jaymie Deville’s musical stylings have positioned him as a true embodiment of today’s most addictive atmospheric R&B.

Moving from Australia to Dubai, Deville began to sonically soak up his surroundings: Futuristic cars, skyscrapers and big city lights. But on the flip-side of that same intoxicating coin, his sound simmered with dangerous emotion, delving deep beyond the surface to find something more. That’s where Deville’s upcoming EP ‘Night Mode’ picks up. The project will be the artist at his most unfiltered — produced and written wholly by himself. (“I believe only I know what I want to sound like,” Deville states, when asked why he took his music into his own hands.)

Debut single ’How Many Times’ hears Deville sprinkling his dreamy falsetto over a minimalistic 90’s groove, quickly getting a spot on rotation on BBC1Xtra, where DJ Target introduced it: “If you love your R&B, take this in!”

'Night Mode' signals a new era for Deville that’s sure to evoke foggy nights, sweltering heartbreak and a stripped-down intimacy with his listener that is hard to resist. Deville knows as always when to wear his bruised heart on his sleeve and when to morph into an untouchable force.

After all, There’s a reason his songs have racked up over 5 million streams online. But the best is yet to come.