Endlessness

Endlessness is a follow-up to Nala Sinephro's debut studio album, Space 1.8 (2021). She composed, produced, arranged, and engineered the album. It features guest appearances from James Mollison, Morgan Simpson, Sheila Maurice-Grey, Nubya Garcia, Natcyet Wakili, Lyle Barton, and Dwayne Kilvington, joined by Orchestrate. The album's cover art is painted by Daniela Yohannes and designed by Maziyar Pahlevan. The album consists of 10 tracks, clocking in at 45 minutes. It was released on 6 September 2024 through Warp Records. == Critical reception ==

Accolades == Track listing ==

Credits adapted from liner notes. • Nala Sinephro – production, synthesizer, modular synthesizer (1, 2, 5, 8), harp (2, 3), piano (4, 10), recording (1–8, 10), engineering (1, 2, 6–8, 10), mixing, strings arrangement, strings conducting • James Mollison – saxophone (1, 9) • Morgan Simpson – drums (1) • Sheila Maurice-Grey – flugelhorn (2), trumpet (8) • Nubya Garcia – saxophone (2, 5, 6) • Natcyet Wakili – drums (2, 6, 8, 10) • Lyle Barton – piano (2), synthesizer (3, 6–9) • Dwayne Kilvington – synthesizer (8, 10) • Alice Sinephro – additional bass sample (4) • Rick David – recording (1–3, 5–10), engineering (1, 2, 6–10), strings recording, strings engineering • Marc Broer – recording (8) • Vera Kraaijkamp – recording (8) • Guy Davie – mastering (10) • Orchestrate – strings, bass flute • Rob Ames – strings orchestration, strings conducting • Alex Ferguson – strings recording, strings engineering • Jedidiah Rimell – strings recording, strings engineering • Daniela Yohannes – painting • Maziyar Pahlevan – design == Charts ==