The New Citizen Kane has just released his new album, Psychedelika Stripped, which is a hushed counterpart to Pt.1 and a subtle teaser for Pt.2. The London-based multi-hyphenate revisits nine tracks in sparse, acoustic form, peeling away glossy synths and cinematic layers to spotlight melody and lyric.
These versions feel intimate and unguarded, tracing the songs back to their earliest sketches. New additions include the bossa nova-tinged Baile de Mascaras and Beers & Bad Lies (Acoustic), both offering a vulnerable preview of the next chapter. By reducing the production, he foregrounds craft and emotion, turning dreamlike dance pop into something fragile, human, and quietly revealing. It bridges reflection and anticipation with understated grace and quiet confidence.
Check out Psychedelika Stripped below.
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