Jack Casey, Dublin’s producer and vocalist under the name EMBRZ, will put out Find Your Light through Colorize on October 30, 2025. He kicked things off in 2015 and has since pulled in over 200 million streams, landing plays on BBC Radio 1 and SiriusXM. Tours took him headlining across North America to venues in New York, Denver, and Chicago, and he’s backed up artists like Lane 8, Elderbrook, SG Lewis, and Shallou. EMBRZ has nailed his style by weaving chill house’s casual flows with ambient pop’s subtle moods and electronica’s tight, melodic structures, and this album digs deeper into his life than ever before.
The project offers a solid lineup of tracks with cozy synth tones, broad audio spaces. Some of our personal faves include ‘Slow Bloom’, a track that stacks synth layers for a steady climb while touching on growth and renewal. Then ‘Tidal Wave’ with Maria Lynn rolls in with bold melodies and her breathy style of singing, shifting the energy up a notch while staying true to the chill house roots.
EMBRZ talked about ‘Tidal Wave’: “the track is a song I wrote purely for myself. Sometimes I get caught up in wanting to write something clever, or impressive and forget why I started making music in the first place – because it’s fun. It’s taken many years to learn that you should always write music for yourself, cause if you like it, then you can’t lose. I’ve wanted to collaborate with Maria for a while, and her voice was perfect for this track – she smashed it.” He also broke down the album’s backstory: “My body was exhausted, and the stress even caused me to lose my hair. In that time, I turned to the one thing I thought could help – writing music. I try to share my experience of going through that period, things I learned along the way, and even coming out the other side a bit stronger. ‘Find Your Light’, is about trying to hold on to hope – that even when it doesn’t feel like it, things can get better, and you can find yourself again.” 
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