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Fred again.. & Blanco
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Fred again.. & Blanco
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Tracks played
solo (KETTAMA remix) — played 2026-03-12
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Fred again.. & Blanco — solo (KETTAMA remix)
Played: 2026-03-12
Released 6 March 2026, on USB002 REMIXES (Atlantic Records UK / Warner Music UK). The original 'solo' appeared on Fred again..'s ever-expanding USB album (2025), which he describes as 'an endless album I'll add to forever.' USB002 REMIXES hands seven USB tracks to UK-based DJ/producers. KETTAMA is an Irish DJ/producer whose 2025 debut album Archangel established him for emotive rave anthems; he also collaborated with Fred and Shady Nasty on 'Air Maxes' for the original USB project.
Fred again..
Origin: Balham, London, England · born Frederick John Philip Gibson, 19 July 1993 · active
Members: Solo artist (producer/DJ), frequently collaborative — this entry's "Blanco" credit refers to a UK garage/bass producer remixing his USB material
Genre: Electronic / dance-pop / UK garage-adjacent
Discography:
Actual Life: April 14 – December 17, 2020 (2021) — Atlantic
Actual Life 3: January 1 – September 9, 2022 (2022) — Atlantic — UK Top 5, Grammy winner
Secret Life (2023) — with Brian Eno
Ten Days (2024) — Atlantic — UK Top 10
USB (2025–ongoing) — Atlantic — described by Fred as "an endless album I'll add to forever," spawning the USB REMIXES series
Facts:
Mentored by Brian Eno after impressing him with his production skills in a London studio session.
Before his solo career, he worked as a ghostwriter/producer for Ed Sheeran, George Ezra ("Shotgun"), Clean Bandit ("Solo"), and Rita Ora ("Let You Love Me").