Jennifer Loveless has long been an essential architect of dancefloors that feel as emotionally resonant as they are physically demanding. On her latest material, the producer steps into a rare lane where peak-time club utility meets profound, introspective storytelling. Out today across all platforms, ‘In Touch Again’ serves as the lead single and first window into her forthcoming seven-track mini-album, Familiar, arriving 9 October via Gerd Janson’s foundational Running Back label.
While the record at large takes on the elusive subject of time, specifically what it does to us and the versions of ourselves we leave behind, “In Touch Again” catches that exact spark of recognition. It sits right at the intersection of body-moving club music and quiet reflection: missing a past era without needing to relive it, or meeting a new version of yourself and realising you never truly lost the old one.
Loveless threads this needle with subtle brilliance on the new track. Built with the sharp production finesse that has carved out her distinct space in electronic music, “In Touch Again” balances warmth, movement, and a lingering sense of nostalgia. It feels designed for those late-night, lights-down moments on the dancefloor where physical energy merges with personal memory.
The single sets a compelling precedent for Familiar, a project birthed alongside a series of poems written by Loveless exploring memory’s unreliable filing system, where strangers were once central figures and fifteen-year-old moments remain crystal clear. If “In Touch Again” is any indication, Loveless is not just making club tracks; she is scoring the strange, beautiful ways we move through time.
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In Touch Again is out now via Running Back: https://lnk.to/RBINC012
