Everything Is Recorded collaborates with Sampha and Florence Welch on the track ‘Never Felt Better’.

      24 · 02 · 2025

      Everything Is Recorded has teamed up with Sampha and Florence Welch for their new track ‘Never Felt Better’.

      This project is led by Richard Russell, an innovative producer and the founder and head of XL Recordings. The upcoming album ‘Temporary’ is set to be released on February 28th – while it marks the first full-length release from Everything Is Recorded in over four years, it actually follows a productive time of music creation for Richard Russell.

      Under the Everything Is Recorded name, he has put out four album-length works on SoundCloud and Bandcamp over the past year: ‘Summer Solstice’, ‘Autumn Equinox’, ‘Winter Solstice,’ and ‘Spring Equinox’.

      The upcoming album ‘Temporary’ features remarkable guest artists, with the new song ‘Never Felt Better’ showcasing two outstanding British musicians.

      Within its calming, hymnal ambiance, you can hear Mercury Prize winner Sampha alongside the majestic Florence Welch.

      It's a captivating auditory experience, and you can listen to ‘Never Felt Better’ below.

      Photo Credit: Aliyah Otchere

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