Baby

Baby is the second studio album by Dijon, following his breakthrough debut Absolutely. Released in 2025, the album represents a further refinement of his 'live-in-room' aesthetic, moving away from traditional R&B structures toward a more chaotic, collaborative sound. The recording process reportedly involved long, improvisational sessions with a core group of musicians, emphasizing spontaneous chemistry over meticulous editing. Sonically, the album is defined by its use of analog saturation and unconventional mixing choices, such as burying vocals in a wash of electric guitar or highlighting incidental room noise. Critics have noted its departure from the more structured indie-folk leanings of his earlier work in favor of a higher-energy, almost punk-influenced approach to soul music. It stands as a pivotal moment in the 2020s alternative R&B landscape, prioritizing emotional immediacy and sonic texture over commercial polish.