Tommy Fleece's Plus is seven remixes and a map of who he knows

Plus, out 28 August on W4th Records, is ten tracks of which seven are remixes or collaborations — including two by artists already in this index.

Tommy Fleece released Plus on 28 August — ten tracks, twenty-four minutes, on W4th Records. Seven of the ten are remixes or collaborations, which makes the tracklist less a record than a diagram of who he is in the room with.

Two of those names are already in this index. Eilish Constance (41,053 monthly listeners) works in funky, guitar-led acoustic territory — a long way from a dance remix, which makes her turn on "I Can Do This All Night" the more interesting one to hear. the sound chalk makes sits closer to Fleece's own register: acoustic textures wrapped in electronics, nostalgic without being soft.

Fleece himself makes electro-pop that leans dancey and upbeat, but the production is pushed further out than the genre usually goes — nostalgic melodies run through processing that keeps refusing to settle. It puts him next to the sound chalk makes, and adjacent to Noah Snod, who works the same nostalgic-melody-over- aggressive-processing seam from the heavier end.

Plus is his second album of 2026, after Ultrasonic in June, and his twenty-seventh release since 2020.