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Sigma have revealed that ‘Stay’ will be the UK’s duo’s next single; and the sixth release from Cam and Joe’s debut album, ‘Life’. ‘Stay’ was announced across national radio last weekend, with first spins from Annie Mac at Radio 1, Capital, Kiss, and beyond. The track has gone straight into this week’s Cool Cuts chart at No.1.
Released in December, ‘Life’ features Rita Ora, Ella Eyre, Ella Henderson, Diztortion, Maverick Sabre, Paloma Faith, Labrinth, Jacob Banks, Jetta, Bartoven, Majestic, Doctor, Nicole Jackson, and Ina Wroldsen.
Sigma’s ‘2016 Life’ UK live tour will hit Norwich UEA (30 March), Manchester’s O2 Ritz (31 March), Nottingham’s Rock City (1 April), and London’s O2 Brixton Academy (2 April). The ‘2016 Life’ tour will feature their band, guest vocalists, and Sigma’s biggest live production yet.
Forged in the white-heat of drum & bass’s Noughties revival, Sigma have now sold over 2 million singles, with 5 hit records (2x OCC No.1s, 3 iTunes No.1s) and 2 platinum awards to date. They’ve received 2 Brits nominations, sold out their debut live tour, and played festival main stages across the world with performances including Glastonbury, Bestival, Reading & Leeds, V, T In The Park, Creamfields, SW4, EDC, Pukklepop, Sziget and beyond. They’re also the only drum & bass outfit to have performed at the BAFTAs ceremony one night, and a warehouse rave the next.
The last 18 months have been full of life changing, pinch-yourself moments for both Cam and Joe, and ‘Life’ captures these ups (and downs). Few debut albums contain so many hits before they’re released, but Sigma’s knack for turning soaring strings and heavy breakbeats into blow-your-speakers chart anthems shows why they’re set to dominate radio playlists and festival arenas for years to come.
