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On Dilworth, Jutes pivots full-tilt into a darker, heavier alt-metal-tinged soundscape, blending soaring vocal melodies with crushing riffs and atmospheric texture. The album channels the mood of late-night introspection—emotional casualties, lust, loss, and the relentless ache of modern life—while weaving in threads of R&B, post-hardcore and gritty electronic rock.
From the bruising groove of “Left on Dilworth” to the smoldering duet “Red Velvet (feat. Ari Abdul)”, each track carves out its own emotional zone yet remains bound by a cinematic sheen and sonic cohesion. Expect moments of catharsis (“The End”), raw confession (“SMUT”), and head-bang-worthy drive (“Crucifixxx”), all underpinned by Jutes’ unmistakable voice—vulnerable then defiant.
Dilworth stakes Jutes as a standout in the modern alt-rock/metal crossover arena—part memoir, part adrenaline rush, part late-hour reckoning.
Tracklist:
1. Left on Dilwoth (3m 9s)
2. SMUT (2m 47s)
3. Red Velvet (3m 6s)
4. Limerence (2m 43s)
5. One of Us (2m 42s)
6. Parasite (2m 50s)
7. It Takes Two (3m 9s)
8. Crucifixxx (2m 53s)
9. House of Cards (3m 5s)
10. I Can Fix You (3m 3s)
11. Facelift (2m 38s)
12. Kill or be Killed (3m 23s)
13. Fly on the Wall (2m 47s)
14. Eulogy (3m 0s)
15. The End (2m 52s)
“Dilworth is an album that touches on many different elements of my life, past and present. It’s dark, passionate, devastating, angry, raunchy and hopeful. Sonically I wanted it to feel like an extension of my last album Sleepyhead. There’s evolution as I’ve gotten more comfortable in this world I’m building but I wanted it to feel like a second chapter of the same story in a sense. I intentionally felt it was important that I cement my own sound in the heavier rock space. Pulling from such drastically different inspirations has created something unique that feels like my own.” - Jutes
