Genesis

Flourish

Bass In The Area

Bass In The Area (feat. Claxy)

Beside You

Storm Breaks

Explorations

Love & Aggression

Buy the EP: https://material.bio.to/StaticEP

Static

I felt like crying and something in my head wanted to make the best of it.
I'm not sure if it's finished, in my head it is, like a book with no ending.
In future I may do more of those songs, simple, full of emotion, no structure, no "mainstream", simply my own style.
I hope I can send you a bit of warmth with this song❤️

Lyrics:
"I still remember how that melody first came into my head… it was moving like sunlight through the summer air, warm and alive, almost like it was breathing with me. I remember the heat on my skin, the sound of laughter, and how the days felt endless when we were outside, playing without a care. Back then, happiness was simple. The world felt wide open, and every moment carried that golden glow. Even now, when I close my eyes, I can feel it again… like time never really took it away... you know... you know what I mean? ... It feels warm and... as like someone would just be there and"


0002

Right hour

Shadow

Find all my music on Spotify:
http://sptfy.com/kidnap

For all enquires: sophia@tinysaturnmusic.com

Kidnap is an artist whose music overflows with emotion - rich and powerfully evocative.

Recording in London, Kidnap (real name Matthew Relton) likens his process to that of a sculptor, starting with a block of sound and chopping away until a shape emerges. As such, each song exists ornately carved with a handcrafted subtly.

Still just 33, Relton is already something of an industry veteran. Releasing his first single in 2012 kicked off an eight-year stretch of global touring that came to a grinding halt when the pandemic put the world on pause.

2024 marks a new chapter for Kidnap, with his next body of work on the horizon. Set against the backdrop of a changing world and the arrival of a baby daughter, Relton offers a bittersweet reflection on the passing of time. ‘It’s about looking back on the last 12 years — the touring and the friends and the sleeplessness,” says Relton, “and realising that in order to embrace the life I have now, I need to let it all go.’ The music shimmers with nostalgia. Signature sad melodies dance deftly around commanding synth lines, altogether sounding like an artist with a new found sense of purpose.