Across the album, Joseph moves fluidly between soul, rap and experimental textures, expanding on earlier singles like “Pluto Baby”, “If Time Could Talk” and “Peace Of Mind”. His self directed visuals continue to mirror that approach, blurring realism with something more abstract.
At its core, Forever Ends Someday reflects on time, memory and change. Drawing from different stages of his life, Joseph creates something that feels both intimate and wide reaching, held together by instinct and atmosphere.
Created between London, Los Angeles and beyond, with collaborators including Nicolas Jaar and Romil Hemnani, the album stays cohesive while allowing space to breathe.
After the groundwork laid by ULTRAMARINE and GLOW, this feels like a defining moment, with Joseph stepping fully into his own.