DUBLON SHARES NEW SINGLE “I WANT YOUR LOVE”, OUT NOW ON TECHNICOLOUR
- BabyStep Magazine
- Apr 17
- 2 min read
Oslo producer dublon keeps the momentum rolling with the release of his new single “I Want Your Love”, out now via Technicolour. Featuring Kaesu, Table and TeuTeu, the track lands as a warm, groove-led cut that leans into his signature blend of fluid musicianship and club-ready energy.
Built from an organic studio session in Stockholm, the track started life as an extended jam between live bass and piano. Sifting through the recordings, dublon and collaborators carved out the track’s foundation before an existing vocal from Kaesu and Table — recorded in London — unexpectedly clicked into place. The result is a track that feels both spontaneous and tightly refined, balancing loose, human instrumentation with a polished electronic finish.
It follows recent singles “Sunrise” and “Euro”, marking a strong run of releases on Ninja Tune’s Technicolour imprint, where dublon sits alongside forward-thinking names like Weval and Sofia Kourtesis. There’s a clear sense of an artist settling into his lane — one that comfortably bridges house, jazz and pop without losing emotional depth.
Emerging from Norway’s calm landscapes, dublon has steadily built a reputation for crafting euphoric, detail-rich productions that translate just as well in the club as they do on headphones. His debut EP Nectar hinted at that versatility, pulling in collaborators from across jazz and electronic spheres, and his output since has only sharpened that identity.
With over 156 million streams to his name and a packed touring schedule that’s seen him take in fabric in London, Rex in Paris and Razzmatazz in Barcelona, dublon’s rise has been anything but quiet. His dualité concept — merging live jazz improvisation with club culture — further underlines his commitment to pushing beyond standard DJ sets.
“I Want Your Love” feels like a natural continuation of that world: intimate yet expansive, loose yet deliberate. As he heads into another run of live dates across Europe and the US, it’s clear dublon is building something that stretches well beyond the dancefloor.
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