- 2025-08-23
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MUSIC
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SG Lewis Releases New Song “Feelings Gone” featuring London Grammar
British DJ and singer-songwriter SG Lewis joined forces with British indie pop band London Grammar to release a new song “Feelings Gone” on August 22, 2025.
This marks the first collaboration between SG Lewis and London Grammar. But SG Lewis released a remix of London Grammar's “Big Picture” in 2017.
The song is the third single off of his upcoming third studio album “Anemoia”, which is set to be released on September 5, 2025.
It was written by written by Dan Rothman, Dot Major, Hannah Reid, Jay Mooncie, and Samuel George Lewis. Produced by SG Lewis, London Grammar, and J Moon.
SG Lewis said of the song, “Hannah’s voice carries such emotional weight, and I wanted to build a track that gave space to that vulnerability while still functioning as a club record. Feelings Gone is about the bittersweetness of watching something slip away, it’s melancholy at its core, but with warmth and hope in its sound.”
He added, “London Grammar’s music has soundtracked my life over the last 10 years, and Hannah’s vocal is one of the most iconic in modern music. We wrote Feeling’s Gone in my studio at the end of my garden in London after starting the instrumental in LA, with each member of the band adding elements to the track. It’s a marriage of so many things that I love musically, and I really really love it”- The new album comprises 10 tracks, featuring guest appearances from Frances, London Grammar, Oliver Sim, RAHH, Shygirl and TEED.
It is his first album in two years since the 2023 album “AudioLust & HigherLove.”
SG Lewis said of the album, “I have always felt connected musically to periods of time gone by - whether it be 70’s New York, 90’s Ibiza or the acid house explosion. Times where music and culture have collided in ways so massive, it left the world changed forever. Like so many of us, I’ve always dreamt about what it might have been like to live through those times.”
He continued, “Anemoia is the aural projection of that dream. The feelings of nostalgia I have for all these different times and places, boiled down into my fantasy sound track for a hypothetical dance floor. I want this album to accompany the moments of today, so that one day people might look back and feel Anemoia about what we experience right now.” -
He added, “All of the collaborations are the result of friendships I have formed over the last 10 years in music, and most of the music was made in the studio at the end of my garden in London. For that reason, this album feels like a part of me, and I feel grateful to have contributions from so many artists whose music I love.” - source : Apple Music
