Reclusive West London-bred singer and producer Jai Paul performed his first-ever live set at Coachella’s Mojave stage last weekend, only one of the most anticipated gigs of the year. Jai Paul has released three singles in 12 years, yet he has climbed to cult-like status, although, or maybe thanks to, withdrawing from the public in general. It seems, however, he is relaunching his career - Jai Paul is set to play two consecutive nights in New York at Knockdown Centre on 25 April and 26 April at Brooklyn Steel, and in London on 9 and 10 May at underground venue space HERE at Outernet.

Guardian writes how album leaks harm musicians, not only financially, but they also affect their self-esteem, even more so than being robbed. This month, Madonna said she “felt raped” after her 2015 album 'Rebel Heart' leaked online before she’d even announced it, Jai Paul disappeared from the public for six years after his unfinished album […]

"It’s the sound of borders breaking, of traditions mingling, of a utopian closeness that so often seems so far away" Pitchfork says in review of Jai Paul's album 'Leak 04-13 (Bait Ones)'. It has leaked online six years ago ("looking back, it’s sad to think about what could have been, but it is what it […]