Joji Announces Fourth Album "Piss In The Wind"
Joji has announced his fourth studio album, Piss In The Wind, set for release on February 6, 2026, via Palace Creek. The album is now available for pre-order.
New Singles Released
Alongside the announcement, Joji released his second single of the week, "Past Won’t Leave My Bed." The song explores the lingering pain of a past relationship, starting with a simple piano melody before expanding into a lush, sweeping production.
"Past Won’t Leave My Bed" captures the persistent ache of being unable to let go as he re-examines a past relationship.
The music video, directed by Ethan Eng, depicts a hitchhiking nomad on a restless journey across North America.
Earlier this month, Joji quietly released the track "PIXELATED KISSES," and to coincide with the album announcement, he also shared "If It Only Gets Better."
Joji’s Career Highlights
- Breakthrough in 2017
- Released three critically-acclaimed albums: BALLADS 1 (2018), Nectar (2020), and SMITHEREENS (2022)
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Author's summary: Joji returns with his fourth album and new singles, blending emotional depth with rich production and vivid storytelling in his latest releases.
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