Ezra Collective's 'Jubilee Feeling' is a love letter to UK's vibrant music scene

The new single blends jazz and UK house, capturing euphoric nightlife vibes.

Told by Casey Vale · 27 August 2026

Ezra Collective has just unveiled their latest single, 'Jubilee Feeling,' the third track from their eagerly awaited album, 'Here Because Of Hope,' set to arrive on September 11 through Partisan Records. Following previous releases like 'Only Love' featuring Pa Salieu and 'Well Organised' with Lila Iké, this track stands out as their first instrumental offering.

'Jubilee Feeling' is a vibrant homage to the UK jazz scene, infused with the eclectic influences of the diaspora that shape London's music culture. Bandleader Femi Koleoso reflects on the formative impact of the Funky House movement from the early 2010s, describing how it fills them with euphoric joy. "The music makes us dance and feel great," he shares, articulating how the track captures this 'Jubilee Feeling' — a joy that feels almost undeserved.

The accompanying music video, directed by Ebenezer Blanche, takes viewers on a journey through London's nightlife, encapsulating everything from pre-game rituals to intimate conversations in club restrooms. Koleoso emphasizes the unique blend of classic British electronic vibes with contemporary jazz, showcasing the juxtaposition of styles that is quintessentially Ezra Collective.

With their previous album, 'Dance, No One’s Watching,' winning the Best Album category at the 2024 DJ Mag Best of British Awards, expectations are high for this new release. 'Jubilee Feeling' promises to deliver the same infectious energy that defines their sound, embodying the joy of communal celebration within the London music scene.