DJ Seinfeld is a UK artist known for his releases on labels such as Ninja Tune and K7 Records.

The multi-award-winning, internationally acclaimed artist, producer, songwriter and musician Fraser T Smith returns under his Future Utopia alias to release his latest collaborative single with DJ Seinfeld, Never Gonna Get It. 

Written in the depths of lock down with lyrics fuelled by his time spent scrolling through poetry books in isolation, Future Utopia is back following his previous summer single, Love Is All There Is, with new release Never Gonna Get It. Inspired by UK garage and house, today’s release see’s Future Utopia link with up with the celebrated Swedish electronic artist DJ Seinfeld who recently released his new album Mirrors (Ninja Tune) which received high praise from Resident Advisor, Pitchfork, Loud and Quiet, CLASH Music and more.

Never Gonna Get It sits perfectly for the end of Summer and has been played out by Future Utopia and his peers at recent gigs to a warm reception from his audiences.

“I’ve been a huge fan of DJ Seinfeld for a long time, and I asked him to remix ‘Do We Really Care?’ for me on the ‘12 Questions After Dark’ album. I wrote the hook for ‘Never Gonna Get It’ during a period of covid isolation and I asked my friend Molly J to sing it. I then wanted to work on the production with Seinfeld as I knew our joint love of dark garage would lead to something very special. I’ve been playing this throughout my summer shows, and it’s been going down brilliantly” – Future Utopia

“Super happy to have had the honour of working with Fraser on this track. A total master and a true gentleman ❤️” – DJ Seinfeld

Fraser T Smith is one of the most in-demand creators in contemporary music today. Having produced and written for some of the biggest artists in the world including Adele, Stormzy, Sam Smith, Florence and the Machine, Drake, Gorillaz, Kano, Dave and more, Smith’s accolades include producing seven Number 1 singles in the UK, two Billboard Number 1 singles in the US, along with contributing to eighteen Number 1 albums.

Under the moniker Future Utopia, 2020 saw him release his debut album 12 Questions which featured collaborations with a remarkable list of artists and friends including Stormzy, Dave, Kano, Ghetts, Bastille, Es Devlin, Simon Armitage and Idris Elba. The album discussed issues including faith, freedom, race, gender, wealth, equality and ecology – all born from Fraser’s own anxieties about the world today, the track Children Of The Internet, his collaboration with Dave, won the Ivor Novello Award for ‘Best Contemporary Song’. The win is the latest plaudit for a creative partnership between Smith and Dave that has seen the pair win two previous Ivor Novello Awards in 2018 and 2020.

Following the success of 12 Questions which was championed by The Guardian, NME, Mixmag, CLASH Music, GQ and many more, 2021 saw Smith return as Future Utopia to release 12 Questions After Dark – an electronic take on his latest body of work featuring remixes from Future Utopia himself, HAAi, I. JORDAN, Franky Wah and UNKLE, 12 Questions After Dark saw Smith embark on a new path, exploring his love of electronic music.

You can pick up a copy of the release HERE.