Acclaimed Belgian producer Jennifur returns with his first new music since the release of his previous album, unveiling the anticipated track This Is Not What We Came For - out via the new Belgian electronic imprint Off Corner Records.
The single marks a bold new chapter in Jennifur’s sonic evolution, and is available on all streaming platforms as of today.
Listen to This Is Not What We Came For
The release arrives at a pivotal moment in Jennifur’s career. In 2022, he scored the soundtrack for the hit snowboard video game Shredders, catapulting his music to thousands of gamers worldwide and drawing major attention as the game’s trailers garnered massive views. His name soon surfaced in key tastemaker outlets, including NME. The momentum only grew with his 2023 full-length project Things Don’t Change Until They Do, a record that expanded his international footprint and earned acclaim from Metal Magazine, DJ Mag, FAZEMag, and more.
“This Is Not What We Came For” was born from a need to bring two worlds together; the energy of UK bass, jungle, and breakbeat, with the emotion and melody of indie. It was a personal challenge as a producer. Did it work? No idea. But it felt like the right moment to share this track.” - Jennifur
Jennifur will take the stage at Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on December 19, joining global dance icon The Blessed Madonna on the line-up for a standout night in Brussels. The event is part of “braindance”, the venue’s forward-thinking platform spotlighting progressive DJs, bedroom producers, and pioneering live electronic acts. For the occasion, the entire complex will once again be transformed into a full-throttle, late-night nightclub pulsing at the heart of the city
Jennifur, a Belgian producer and DJ, creates electronic love ballads that live in the space between head and heart, control and surrender. His music is an exploration of the hidden — the thrilling and the melancholic — capturing moments of transition, like the suspended time of a car ride between Point A and Point B. It’s introspective yet cinematic, weaving narratives for those navigating the search for motivation, connection, solitude, and love. His sound bridges Indie Rock, UK Bass, Electronica, and Classical influences, with tracks that feel like scoring a romcom.
Since debuting in 2022 with Nowhere, Now Here — a soundtrack created for the video game Shredders — Jennifur has continued to evolve his artistry. His 2023 LP, Things Don’t Change Until They Do (Sweet Sun Records), explores the bittersweet nature of growth and memory.