No Days Off. Sonny Fodera Is Back With Album Number Six And More.
Sonny Fodera's sixth album Can We Do It All Again drops June 12 on Solotoko. 18 tracks. Creamfields headliner. Pacha Ibiza residency. His own festival in Malta.
Can we do it all again?
That's the title of Sonny Fodera's sixth studio album, dropping June 12 on Solotoko. And the answer, based on everything he has built over the past five years, is yes. Obviously yes. Without question yes.
"This is from me, for you. For everyone who has been listening, streaming connecting, downloading, supporting and has joined me on this journey," Fodera wrote on Instagram when he announced the album. "This album has been five years in the making. A lot can happen in five years. So, can we do it all again?"
Five years. Six albums. Platinum records. Arena sellouts. A BRIT nomination. And an independent label that just rewrote what is possible for artists who do it on their own terms. June 12 is not just another album release. It's the biggest moment of Sonny Fodera's career and it's three weeks away.
Who He Is If You Need A Reminder
Hailing from Adelaide, Australia, Sonny Fodera has become a global force in house music, known for his infectious productions and collaborations with artists like Diplo, MK, and Becky Hill.
Curating a sound that's completely his own, the London-based DJ, producer, label head, and in-demand collaborator has become a staple name within the dance music scene. His smash hit Somedays in collaboration D.O.D and Jazzy on vocals was recognized with two ARIA Award nominations for Song of the Year and Best Dance/Electronic Release, hitting platinum status in both the UK and Australia, entering the Top 5 in the UK chart, and earning a Song of the Year nomination at the 2025 BRIT Awards, notably the only independent release in the category.
His single Think About Us secured him three consecutive years of UK Top 20 singles, a feat only matched by Calvin Harris, making him the first independent artist since Central Cee to achieve this, and only the second Australian artist after Sia. The track hit number one airplay in Australia and earned certifications in Ireland, Australia, and the UK, alongside a 15-week run on the BBC Radio 1 playlist.
Three consecutive years of UK Top 20 singles. As an independent artist. On his own label. That's history in the making for you right there.
The Album: Can We Do It All Again
Dance music heavyweight Sonny Fodera confirms the release of his sixth studio album Can We Do It All Again, releasing on his own label Solotoko on June 12 2026. The new album, which includes recent chart topping hits such as Somedays, Asking, Tell Me, and more, rounds off an incredibly run of music and live releases for the BRIT-nominated Australian artist.
The 18-track record features six of his previously shared singles including Somedays, Asking, Mind Still, Think About Us, and All This Time. The album launch will be accompanied by new merchandise, a 2LP vinyl, signed art card, CD, and USB with unreleased material.
The full tracklist:
- Feel Again
- My Loving
- Never Letting Go
- Let Me Be In Your Arms
- Think About Us
- Look
- Somedays
- Only Thing That Matters
- Tell Me
- On My Mind
- All This Time
- Asking
- Love On Fire
- Cross The Line
- After Hours
- Close To You
- Mind Still ft. blythe
- Hits
Eighteen tracks. Five years of work. Collaborators including Jazzy, D.O.D, Clementine Douglas, Poppy Baskcomb, and blythe across a record that covers every dimension of what Sonny Fodera does.
The Summer That Goes With It.
The album is only part of the story. Last year he made history as the first DJ ever to sell out the 23,000-capacity Co-op Live in Manchester, adding to a run of landmark sold-out arena shows including London's Alexandra Palace. In 2026 he headlines Creamfields, TRNSMT, and Belsonic, hosts his own four-day Somedays Festival in Malta, and returns to Pacha Ibiza for a second consecutive summer residency.
His own festival. A Pacha Ibiza residency. Sunday headliner at Creamfields. A headline show at Belsonic Ormeau Park in Belfast on June 27. The announcement coincided with Fodera being revealed as a headliner at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in Sunderland in May. He played that too. The man has not stopped.
The confirmed 2026 highlights:
- BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend - Sunderland, UK
- TRNSMT Festival - Glasgow, UK
- Belsonic - Ormeau Park, Belfast
- Tomorrowland Weekend 2 - Boom, Belgium
- Creamfields - Sunday headliner
- Somedays Festival - Malta
- Pacha Ibiza - Summer residency
Creamfields Sunday headliner is the one that stands out most. That slot is one of the most coveted in British festival culture and Sonny Fodera has it in the same summer his sixth album drops. That's not a coincidence. That's a career arriving at exactly the right moment.
Why Solotoko Changes Everything
This is the part of the story that matters most for the wider scene and it doesn't get talked about enough.
His smash hit Somedays hit platinum status in both the UK and Australia, entering the Top 5 in the UK chart and earning a Song of the Year nomination at the 2025 BRIT Awards, notably the only independent release in the category. Alongside Sonny's other recent charting hits, Solotoko has become one of the first independent dance labels to achieve a Top 10 single in over a decade.
An independent dance label. Top 10 UK singles. BRIT nominations. A Creamfields Sunday headline slot. Every single milestone achieved without a major label behind it. In an industry where the conventional wisdom has always been that you need a major to compete at the highest level, Sonny Fodera and Solotoko are proving that is simply not true anymore.
Can We Do It All Again is out June 12 on Solotoko. Pre-order is live now at sonnyfodera.com. The vinyl, the CD, the USB with unreleased material, all of its available. Go get it.
