Jubilance, the forthcoming album from Brooklyn’s Supertaste, is the direct result of the modern disco trio’s first-ever headlining tour, which revealed to them above all else just how much this country is in need of a good boogie. Written in defiance of the worsening living conditions they witnessed across the US, their debut for Nettwerk is a resiliently upbeat celebration of making the most of the present moment. “For us it feels as if there is no other option,” shared frontman Zach Britt upon the album’s initial announcement. “If you resign to fear, you’re resigning to a horrible way to live.”
The final single to be released from the record serves as another apt thesis statement for the collection: “Ricochet” is all funky bass, lively strings, and smooth falsetto as Britt encourages listeners to partake of the band’s optimism. “‘Ricochet’ is a high-octane lesson in instant karma—a reminder that the energy you put into the world, whether positive or negative, always finds its way back to you,” the band shares. “The track builds to one final explosive release that mirrors the song’s central question: Is this the positive energy I’ve sent into the world coming back to me, or is karma ricocheting something darker in my direction?”
Ponder your own answer to that question as you preview the track below. You can also pre-order Jubilance ahead of its December 11 release date here, and if you’re in the Midwest you can catch the band at their remaining 2026 dates listed here.
