IL NUOVO EP ‘KEEP STEPPING!’ IN USCITA L’11 SETTEMBRE VIA DOMINO.

Margate-based electronic artist and producer, announces his new EP due for release on the 11th of September. The first single to be shared from the EP is the joyous ‘Walk’ alongside a self-directed video. ‘Keep Stepping!’ is the follow up to 2025’s ‘Away’ EP which saw Jaime establish himself as a dynamic new producer with an exciting future.

“I started ‘Keep Stepping!’ spurred on by the simple tonics of everyday life: walking, talking, dancing and dreaming. Over time the EP became an ode to these daily rituals, the sources of optimism that keep us moving through turbulent times” says Rosso.

Whereas ‘Away’ has deep connections to Jaime’s home in rural Kent, ‘Keep Stepping!’ is an EP with the city in mind. Inspired by his time living in South London, the EP takes inspiration from London’s soundsystem sonics with him mixing in bright melodies and dreamlike atmospherics to create a sound of his own. Much like the hum of the capital, there is an underlying groove that flows through it, whilst Jaime’s playful production keeps the music sounding buoyant and fresh. Influenced by the exuberant atmosphere of summer in the city, ‘Keep Stepping!’ embraces positivity and the importance of getting out of your own head and engaging with the community around you.

Tracklisting:

Devotion
Walk
Night After Night
Speak

Jaime Rosso is an electronic artist and producer who makes music that is experimental and groove-heavy, rooted in his love of UK soundsystem culture. His debut single ‘Away’ was likened by Clash “to an old Moodymann mix” and praised by The New Cue for its “thoughtful, introspective core”. He’s also supported the likes of Eris Drew, Marshall Jefferson and Awesome Tapes From Africa, cementing himself as an artist to watch on the UK dance scene. One of the founding members of Social Records Society and the Bis Bis Bis nights at Margate Arts Club. Jaime’s music blurs nostalgia, his clubland influences and his own voice through a sample-heavy, psychedelic lens. Reflective of his optimistic disposition, it’s the kind of left-field pop that’s instantly memorable, always keeping one foot on the dancefloor. 

Credit: Chester Briscall-Harvey