Jack Chatham, performing as Jam City, is preparing to release a new album titled "My World" [1, 2].

The project marks a significant return for the artist and follows his work with EFM. As electronic music continues to evolve toward more intimate, conceptual structures, this release signals a shift from club-oriented production toward a more internalized sonic exploration.

Chatham said the creative process was an immersive journey into his own psyche. The album is intended to serve as a follow-up to his EFM project, bridging the gap between his previous electronic experiments and this new direction [2].

"I just went deeper and deeper into my own world on this album, and ended up with the most 'me' thing I've ever made," Chatham said [2].

The artist did not provide a specific release date for the album during the announcement [1, 2]. This lack of a firm timeline is common for avant-garde electronic releases, where the focus often remains on the conceptual readiness of the work rather than a strict commercial window.

By focusing on a personal narrative, Chatham is moving away from the broader trends of the genre to create a singular, self-reflective experience. The project is expected to explore the boundaries of his personal identity through sound, echoing the title of the record.

“"I just went deeper and deeper into my own world on this album,"”

The announcement of 'My World' suggests that Jam City is pivoting toward a more autobiographical approach to electronic music. By prioritizing personal expression over specific release deadlines, Chatham is positioning the album as a piece of conceptual art rather than a standard commercial product, which may influence how the project is marketed and received within the electronic community.