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Tom Misch Returns With Vulnerable 'Full Circle'
29 Jan
Summary
- Tom Misch's new album 'Full Circle' is out March 27.
- The album is described as very vulnerable and personal.
- Misch will play two album release shows in London in April.
Musician Tom Misch has announced the upcoming release of his second solo album, "Full Circle," scheduled for March 27. This album represents his first solo project since "Geography" in 2018, following a period of stepping back from his career.
Misch explained in January 2026 that he needed time away to manage his mental health and navigate his career's significant growth. He found this break formative, allowing him to explore his identity outside of his music and reconnect with loved ones.
"Full Circle" is characterized by Misch as a very vulnerable and personal work, influenced by his recent time spent living at home with his siblings. The album features a new folk-flecked sound, drawing inspiration from artists like Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, a departure from his earlier beatmaking and jazz guitar styles.
The lead single, "Sisters With Me," was written during this period of familial reconnection. Other tracks confirmed for the album include "Red Moon" and "Old Man," which were initially released in March 2025. Misch will perform two album release shows at London's KOKO on April 1 and 2, his first public performances since 2022.
