Moby announces the release of his next album Always Centered At Night, due out June 14. The album features a different collaborator on each track, including Lady Blackbird (“dark days”) and the late British poet and activist Benjamin Zephaniah (where is your pride?”) as well as previously released songs featuring accomplished collaborators like Gaidaa, ("transit") José James, ("ache for") Akemi Fox, ("fall back") serpentwithfeet, ("on air,") and Aynzli Jones (“medusa.")

With decades of critically acclaimed music and over 20 million records sold, Moby's next act includes uplifting the next wave of musicians, lending his platform to rising voices of whom he's a fan. Moby explains, "For the last 30 years, I've worked with amazing singers–everyone from David Bowie to Freddie Mercury, Gregory Porter to Jill Scott. 'Always Centered At Night' continues my love of collaborating, but has a focus of working with amazing singers who might not be as well known as David Bowie and Gregory Porter." Though all tracks are collaborations, the music remains unmistakably Moby, dripping with glittery melodies and warm, hypnotic instrumentals.