Out now via NuNorthern Soul.
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Mondo Love and Betrayal have released their new single ‘Your Latest’, out now via NuNorthern Soul. The track serves as the second preview of the duo’s upcoming self-titled debut LP, set for release in September.
Formed by Nottingham producer Neil ‘Nail’ Tolliday and singer-songwriter Henry Claude Scott, the project blends synth-pop influences with a melodic, Balearic-leaning approach. ‘Your Latest’ follows their previous single ‘Correspondence’, continuing to outline the sonic and lyrical direction of the album.
Lyrically, the track takes a playful stance on modern creative culture, with Scott describing it as aimed at “creatives oversharing,” delivered with a sense of irony and reflection. The broader album themes explore ideas of love, loss, and betrayal through layered songwriting.
On the production side, ‘Your Latest’ draws inspiration from the 1980s output of Pet Shop Boys and collaborators such as Stephen Hague and Shep Pettibone. The result is a composition built on synth motifs, chord progressions, and structured arrangements that reference that era’s sound.
The release has already received support from DJs including PBR Streetgang, Bill Brewster, Eric Duncan, Faze Action, Massimiliano Pagliara, and Crazy P.
Listen to ‘Your Latest’ below and download your copy here.
