Article Contributed by Champagne House Media
Published on October 18, 2025
Soulive release “Baby Jupiter” today via Floki Studios. Tracked earlier this year at Floki Studios in Iceland and produced, engineered, mixed, and mastered by Alan Evans, the single distills the trio’s deep-pocket interplay — organ, guitar, and drums in lockstep — while opening onto widescreen textures born from the Iceland sessions. It’s the first glimpse of Flowers, Soulive’s first full-length studio album since 2011, arriving early 2026.
“I’m really excited to finally share ‘Baby Jupiter’, the first single from our upcoming Soulive album recorded in Iceland this past June. The song actually started years ago but, like many Soulive tunes, it needed time to find its way to the right album. As I was mixing the song, I was transported back to our first residency at Baby Jupiter in early 2000s New York — that same energy, joy, and sense of community. The connection was undeniable — Baby Jupiter was the only name that made sense.”
— Alan Evans (drums)
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Listen to “Baby Jupiter” HERE
Credits (single):
“Baby Jupiter” — Eric Krasno (guitar), Neal Evans (keys), and Alan Evans (drums)
Produced by Soulive • Engineered, Mixed & Mastered by Alan Evans
Recorded at Floki Studios (Iceland) • Label: Floki Studios
About Soulive
A storied organ-guitar-drums trio known for airtight grooves and improvisational fire, Soulive return to the studio with a renewed focus shaped by the Iceland sessions. “Baby Jupiter” marks the first step toward Flowers, the band’s first full-length album since 2011, arriving early 2026.
