Closing a Chapter: Strategies & Next Steps
My Nu Leng Announces Split After Over a Decade Together
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After more then a decade of electrifying teh electronic music scene, the Bristol-born duo My Nu Leng has announced they are parting ways. This news has definately hit the community hard, leaving many of us wondering what’s next for these two talented artists.
A Decade of Defining Sounds
My Nu Leng, comprised of Tommy Jackson and graham Irving, burst onto the scene in 2012, quickly carving out a unique space for themselves. Their signature sound,a fusion of drum ‘n’ bass and tech influences,resonated deeply,earning them releases on prestigious labels like Black Butter,Shogun Audio,and UKF. Remember that groundbreaking Fabriclive mix in 2016? It was a defining moment, solidifying their place as innovators in the scene.
From Bristol to the world
Their journey wasn’t just about the music; it was about building a community. Through their Rinse FM show and later, their own imprint, ‘Wavelengths,’ launched in 2022, they fostered a space for cutting-edge sounds and emerging artists. They weren’t just DJs; they were curators, tastemakers, and champions of the underground.
The MNL Chapter and Solo Ventures
In a surprising move in December 2023, Jackson and Irving revealed plans to explore new sonic territories under the alias MNL. This “new chapter,” as they called it, was intended to allow them to experiment with “more diverse and experimental electronic vibes.” They assured fans that this wasn’t the end of My Nu Leng, but rather a parallel path. As MNL,they released the ‘For the Longest Time’ EP.
What’s Next?
While the end of My Nu Leng is bittersweet, it also opens exciting new doors. Both Jackson and Irving are set to focus on their individual solo projects. This means we can anticipate a wave of fresh, innovative sounds from both artists as they explore their unique creative visions.
Reflecting on a Legacy
My Nu Leng’s impact on the electronic music landscape is undeniable. They weren’t just djs; they were innovators, pushing boundaries and shaping the sound of a generation. Their energy behind the decks was infectious, creating unforgettable experiences for fans worldwide.
Key Highlights of My Nu leng’s Career:
Formation in Bristol in 2012
Releases on Black Butter, Shogun Audio, and UKF
Fabriclive mix in 2016
Launch of ‘Wavelengths’ imprint in 2022
* MNL alias and ‘For The Longest Time’ EP in 2023
A Message to the Fans
While the news of their split may be disappointing, it’s notable to remember the incredible music and memories My Nu Leng gave us. Let’s celebrate their legacy and look forward to the exciting new chapters ahead for both Tommy Jackson and Graham Irving. We can’t wait to see what they come up with next!