Acclaimed British ambient / neo-classical artist Digitonal (aka Andrew Dobson) returns with The Night Album - a deeply introspective and transportive new full-length, marking his fifth studio album across a 25-year journey and his first to be written, performed and produced entirely solo.

With The Night Album, Dobson turns inward.

Created in solitude and shaped by generative processes alongside his own musicianship, the record is a study in quietude, self- reflection and artistic reconciliation. Jazz-inflected in spirit (though never confined by genre), it captures a sense of peace and acceptance. The sound of an artist settling into his own voice after decades of evolution.

Across its nine tracks, the album unfolds like a continuous nocturnal passage - transportive, mystical and deeply calming. Sweeping piano figures, clarinet motifs and softly pulsing electronics intertwine with generative textures, creating a timeless and immersive experience.

Lead single For The Birds exemplifies this balance: floating piano chords interlace with angelic vocal echoes, while a haunting clarinet line drifts above flickering IDMinspired rhythm that evokes rustling branches and glowing embers. It is music that feels elemental and alive with the quiet motion of the natural world. Meanwhile, the second single Exit City introduces a more luminous edge, shimmering melodic lines rise through the texture, underpinned by an infectious beat that recalls early-2000s downtempo at its most radiant