UK electronic producer FEED ME returns with “Felt Sick”, a shape-shifting 12-track album that marks one of the most emotionally ambitious projects of his career. Known for fusing high-impact production with genre-defying creativity, FEED ME uses this record to explore vulnerability, disorientation, and momentum, channeling themes of personal upheaval through cinematic structures, club rhythms, and vivid detail.
The album opens with “Spectral Feel,” a tightly wound burst of energy that wastes no time setting the pace, before melting into the spacious textures of “Innie,” where glitchy fragments give way to a laid-back groove. “Fooling Me Twice” accelerates the tempo with sharp syncopation and a sense of forward drive, while “Mug” disrupts expectations entirely, trading house foundations for a bass-heavy trap assault that signals the first of several stylistic turns. “Pyro” featuring EMSKI serves as a volatile centerpiece, balancing cinematic drops with smoldering vocals that thread vulnerability through the fire.
Vocal collaborators bring new emotional dimensions to the project. Rhode’s ghostly presence on “Under My Skin” floats over glistening synths that darken with every hook, while “Proud” featuring Lani Daye delivers a quiet story of self-worth over a mellow drum and bass rhythm. “Rocket Science” sends listeners into orbit with laser-sharp synths and interstellar textures grounded by a steady beat, and “Local Wildlife” raises tension through distorted build-ups and shimmering release. These tracks stretch the album’s sonic range without ever straying from its emotional core.
Later moments play with duality and closure. “The Sky, The Limit” rises with hypnotic mantras and house-driven power, conjuring a sense of boundless ambition. “Too Easy” begins in murky trap territory before flipping into an unexpected high-speed groove, echoing the album’s theme of unexpectedness turned momentum. Closing track “Let Monica Go” brings it all back into focus, pairing low-end warmth with pixelated flashes that recall earlier moments, ending the album with a sense of resolution and return. It is a final breath that gently ties the journey together.
In support of the album, FEED ME hits the road for the “Felt Sick” North American headline tour, debuting a completely reimagined live show filled with unreleased music, immersive visuals, and storytelling elements that reflect the emotional weight of the record. Tour stops include New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, and more. Full dates below.
FEED ME TOUR DATES
September 27 – Racket – New York, NY
October 17 – Wild Buffalo – Bellingham, WA
October 18 – Sunbar – Tempe, AZ
October 24 – 1720 – Los Angeles, CA
October 30 – Sky – Salt Lake City, UT
October 31 – Detroit Shipping Company – Detroit, MI
November 7 – Miramar – Milwaukee, WI
November 8 – Sound Bar – Chicago, IL
November 14 – HB Social – Honolulu, HI
November 15 – Warehouse on Watts – Philadelphia, PA
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