The electronic music landscape is buzzing with anticipation as Chris Stussy prepares to unveil his debut studio album. Following years of consistent growth and a notable rise to the 81st position in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs poll last year, Stussy is formally stepping into a new creative chapter. The journey begins with the release of the lead single, “Darkness,” which arrived on March 13. This opening statement effectively bridges high-energy dancefloor dynamics with a refined sense of sophistication, offering a definitive glimpse into the artistic direction of his upcoming project.

The full-length album, titled Lost, Found & Forgotten, is scheduled for release on April 3 under his own esteemed label, Up The Stuss. This ambitious project is structured as a tripartite narrative, meticulously divided into three distinct sections that explore various facets of his discography. The “Lost” segment features previously unreleased tracks; “Found” highlights fresh collaborations; and “Forgotten” provides a home for B-sides, rarities, and deep cuts that have yet to see the light of day.

The first movement of the record, “Lost,” is set to feature a compelling selection of tracks including “Moonlight” (featuring Elena Moroder), “Side to Side,” “Here for the Summer,” “Miraflores,” and “It’s Time for a Change.” These tracks signify a deepening of Stussy’s signature sound, building upon the momentum of his recent successes—such as his acclaimed 2024 reinterpretation of Moby’s classic “Go,” which showcased his unique ability to breathe new life into electronic music staples while maintaining his own rhythmic identity.