Dare To Wonder

Dare To Wonder is the new album by London jazz rap duo Summers Sons. Two brothers, surname Summers. Turt on vocals and Slim on production. ‘Dare To Wonder’ consists of 12 songs about love, life and connection. Turt explains: “‘Dare to wonder what it could be’ is the first line of the first verse and it sums up everything this album is about. It's about not doing things by the book and believing in the possibility to tread a new path. Despite all the obstacles, we've had an unwavering commitment to our vision: Creating music that feeds the soul. ‘Dare To Wonder’ is a reminder to hold onto dreams, no matter how distant they may seem.” Compared to previous Sons albums, it’s safe to call ‘Dare To Wonder’ a feel-good album in its best sense. It doesn’t turn a blind eye to the madness of the world today. But it dares to take a step back and marvel at the beauty of the world around us. It dares to wonder. Wonder awakens our curiosity and leaving us thirsty for more knowledge. But it also humbles us – keeping us from thinking we know everything already. ‘Dare To Wonder’ drops on 10th October on vinyl and digital. Artwork and visuals by Seb Luke-Virgo. Since 2018 Summers Sons have released five albums on Melting Pot Music (Undertones, Uhuru, The Rain, Nostalgia, Still Nothing Still) — which accumulated over 50 million streams to date — and a string of high-profile collaborations with The Silhouettes Project, Twit One, C.Tappin, Nix Northwest and Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn. Vocals by Turt. All tracks produced and mixed by Slim. Additional vocals on 'Cushty' by C.Tappin. Additional vocals on 'Dreams' by Kieron Boothe. Additional vocals on 'Promises' by Ben B.C. Additional vocals on 'Leon on Me' by Elsa. Saxophone on 'Sweet Tooth' and 'Soul Food' by Keahnne Carlita-Whitby. Trombone on 'Sweet Tooth' and 'Soul Food' by Lucia Biescas. Recorded at RTB Studios, South Bermondsey. Mastered by Roe Beardie. Photos by Seb Luke-Virgo. Artwork by RAEDY.