2ŁØT Drops New 16-Track Album RE/SOLVE


The quest for connection, the ache of loss, and the journey toward self-actualization—these are the landscapes that Electronic Jam Music (EJM) artist 2ŁØT is exploring on their sophomore release, RE/SOLVE. Following their debut Entropy, the new 16-track album is less a collection of songs and more an epic, cyclical narrative, inviting listeners on a profound adventure.

2ŁØT has long established themselves as masters of genre-blending, defining EJM as a unique sound forged by the fusion of electronic, soul, funk, jazz, rock, and hip-hop, all interwoven with live improvisation. It is a sound that doesn’t just play music; it creates immersive sonic journeys.

At the heart of RE/SOLVE is a deep philosophical vision. The band describes the album as “a Second Hero’s Journey,” using a Campbellian archetypal lens to mythologize the cyclical process of self-reflection and transformation. According to singer/songwriter Rudy Love Jr., the songs are intentionally written and ordered to guide the listener through this personal adventure, urging them to engage with their own inner transformations.

This rich thematic depth is amplified by a stellar roster of collaborators. RE/SOLVE features remarkable guest appearances from artists like Jon Batiste, Robert Randolph, Eric Krasno, Elise Trouw, The Funky Knuckles, and the highly acclaimed Cameron McCloud, the winner of the 2026 NPR Tiny Desk Contest.

The album successfully marries the raw energy of improvisation with meticulously crafted storytelling, offering listeners a dynamic experience that is both deeply personal and broadly universal. RE/SOLVE isn’t just an album; it’s an invitation to reflect, transform, and find the hero within.

RE/SOLVE is available now on all major streaming platforms.

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