London-based jazz musician Ben Marc—the alias of Neil Charles—has announced his debut solo LP Glass Effect with a new song called “Mustard.” The album is due out this spring via Innovative Leisure. Check out “Mustard” below.
Marc says Glass Effect was influenced by Four Tet, Bonobo, Machinedrum, DJ Shadow, Madlib, and his time in the nightclubs of Ibiza. He released the Breathe Suite EP in December. Marc has previously performed with Sun Ra Arkestra and the Ethiopian Jazz pioneer Mulatu Astatke. He also worked on Jonny Greenwood’s score for the Paul Thomas Anderson film The Master.
Glass Effect:
01 Way We Are
02 Sometimes Slow
03 Dark Clouds (ft. Joshua Idehen)
04 Straight No Chasing
05 Give Me Time (ft. Judi Jackson)
06 Glass Effect
07 First Batch (ft. Ceasar C)
08 Jaw Bone
09 Keep Moving (ft. MidnightRoba)
10 This Time Next Year
11 Sweet Nineteen
12 Mustard
13 Make Way
This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
Related articles
VASSY Releases ‘Dirty Martini’
New Music Friday Guide: ‘The Hunger Games’ Soundtrack, ATEEZ, U2 Featuring Dolly Parton and More
Dolly Parton Sings on Posthumous U2 Collaboration ‘Torn’
Olivia Rodrigo Goes Behind the Scenes of ‘(4 Christmas)’ With Ben Marshall and Cynthia Nixon
Riho Sayashi Discusses Learning the Strength of ‘Not Pushing Too Hard’ After Leaving Idol Stardom at 17 in Billboard Japan Women in Music Interview
Shawn Mendes Urges Artists to Join Him in Speaking Out on Gaza: ‘There Is a Genocide Happening Before Our Eyes’
A Deadmau5 Coffee Table Book Is Coming Soon
BTS’ V Shares What He’s Learned in 2026 and What He’s Keeping Secret