Disclosure Return With ‘The Sun Comes Up Tremendous’ + Stunning Video

Disclosure are back with their first new music of 2026, and it is already making noise for all the right reasons. On March 30, the multi-platinum duo unveiled their radiant new single, ‘The Sun Comes Up Tremendous,’ a deeply emotional track that also features lead vocals from Howard Lawrence. Released through Disorder / Capitol Records, the song arrives alongside an official music video that matches its introspective mood with striking coastal visuals. For longtime fans, this release feels especially meaningful. ‘The Sun Comes Up Tremendous’ marks the first Disclosure song to feature Howard on lead vocals since their 2023 album Alchemy, and the result is both personal and powerful. Rather than chasing pure club energy, the duo lean into something more delicate here. The track explores the uneasy space between confidence and doubt, slowly unfolding into a cinematic blend of trembling synths, pulsing percussion, and sweeping strings. That emotional contrast is what makes the song hit so hard. Disclosure have always known how to make dance music feel human, but this one goes even deeper. While recent releases like ‘Deeper’ with Leon Thomas and the Anderson .Paak collaboration ‘NO CAP’ delivered explosive energy, ‘The Sun Comes Up Tremendous’ chooses a more vulnerable route. Howard’s restrained vocal performance gives the song a late-night, almost confessional feeling, building tension until it opens into a beautiful and hypnotic climax. The official music video pushes that mood even further. Directed by Colt Grice and Moldyroom, the visual was filmed near the coast in Los Angeles and shows Guy and Howard Lawrence performing face-to-face inside an open-air structure overlooking the ocean at dusk. As the light fades and darkness slowly takes over, the video mirrors the track’s emotional descent in a subtle but powerful way. It is minimal, atmospheric, and incredibly effective. The single also arrives at the perfect moment for the brothers, who are preparing to launch their Spring 2026 North America Tour. The run begins on April 7 with a two-night stand at the Santa Barbara Bowl and includes major stops like a three-night run at Mission Ballroom in Denver, two nights at The Eastern in Atlanta, and a return to Coachella on April 10 and 17. Disclosure have also expanded the tour with newly added DJ shows in seven cities, including Vancouver, Miami, and Washington, DC. With ‘The Sun Comes Up Tremendous,’ Disclosure prove once again that they are not afraid to evolve. Instead of simply delivering another festival weapon, they offer something more layered, emotional, and lasting. It is a bold start to their 2026 chapter, and if this single is any sign of what is ahead, Disclosure are about to have a massive year. Dates for Disclosure’s Spring 2026 North America Tour April 7 Santa Barbara, CA Santa Barbara Bowl * April 8 Santa Barbara, CA Santa Barbara Bowl + April 10 Indio, CA Coachella April 10 Thermal, CA Atlantic Aviation TRM %April 11 Dallas, TX Breakaway Music Festival Dallas 2026April 17 Indio, CA Coachella April 18 Vancouver, BC PNE ForumApril 18 Vancouver, BC Blueprint %April 19 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex %April 23 Denver, CO Mission Ballroom ^ April 24 Denver, CO Mission Ballroom + April 25 Denver, CO Mission Ballroom * April 30 Raleigh, NC Red Hat Amphitheater & May 1 Atlanta, GA The Eastern + May 1 Atlanta, GA District Atlanta %May 2 Atlanta, GA The Eastern # May 3 Miami, FL Club Space %May 5 Nashville, TN The Pinnacle & May 6 Washington, DC Echostage % May 7 Detroit, MI Masonic Temple Theatre # May 8 Chicago, IL The Salt Shed Outdoors # May 8 Chicago, IL Radius Chicago %May 9 Chicago, IL The Salt Shed Outdoors **May 10 Chicago, IL The Salt Shed Outdoors Legend:% DJ show* with JADALAREIGN + with Todd Edwards ^ with Chloé Robinson& with Malugi# with Laurence Guy** with Mike Dunn The post Disclosure Return With ‘The Sun Comes Up Tremendous’ + Stunning Video appeared first on EDMTunes.