Jorja Smith Reunites With Wizkid on “Alive” Ahead of New Album What Are The Odds
British R&B star Jorja Smith has officially launched the next chapter of her career with the announcement of her third studio album, “What Are The Odds.” Alongside the reveal, Smith has released the shimmering new single “Alive,” a collaboration with Nigerian Afrobeats icon Wizkid, giving fans an early glimpse into the project's fresh sonic direction. The album is scheduled for release on August 21 through FAMM and marks Smith's first full-length project since Falling or Flying.
Unlike her previous records, “What Are The Odds” leans heavily into dance-inspired production while preserving the emotional songwriting that has defined Smith's career. Produced entirely by longtime collaborator P2J, the 12-track album blends UK garage, 2-step, grime, Afro house and soulful house into a cohesive body of work. According to Smith, the project developed naturally without a rigid concept, allowing experimentation to shape both its sound and emotional identity.
"Alive" perfectly introduces that evolution. Built around warm percussion, fluid rhythms and understated melodies, the track captures the excitement of a relationship's earliest moments. Smith's silky vocals effortlessly intertwine with Wizkid's unmistakably smooth delivery, creating a collaboration that feels organic rather than manufactured. Their chemistry is enhanced by P2J's spacious production, which gives both artists room to breathe while maintaining an infectious groove destined for summer playlists.
The accompanying music video expands that atmosphere even further. Directed by Gabriel Trautmann and filmed across Paris, the visual follows Smith through an unforgettable summer night filled with friends, spontaneous adventures and late-night celebrations before culminating in a reunion with Wizkid overlooking the city's skyline. Rather than relying on elaborate storytelling, the video celebrates presence, connection and youthful freedom, matching the song's effortless mood.
Beyond "Alive," What Are The Odds promises an ambitious collection exploring friendship, grief, personal growth, betrayal, love and self-discovery. The record also includes a collaboration with grime veteran Devlin on "This City," while maintaining P2J as the sole producer throughout the project. The consistency behind the boards suggests Smith is pursuing a carefully crafted artistic vision instead of chasing scattered musical trends.
The album announcement also arrives during a milestone year for Smith, marking a decade since her breakout single "Blue Lights" introduced her as one of Britain's most promising voices. Over the past ten years, she has steadily expanded her influence across contemporary R&B, soul and alternative pop without sacrificing authenticity. What Are The Odds appears ready to continue that progression while embracing more club-ready rhythms and globally inspired sounds.
The album’s 12-song track-list includes:
For Life
What Are The Odds
What’s Done Is Done
This City (featuring Devlin)
Pretend
The Way It Was
I Lied, You Lied
Dancing
Alive (featuring Wizkid)
Young Heart
Make It Your Home
When It Gets Like That.
Its release date carries additional significance. On August 21, Smith will co-headline All Points East alongside Tems, giving audiences the opportunity to experience material from the new album on the very day it becomes available worldwide. The timing reinforces the confidence surrounding the project and positions What Are The Odds as one of the most anticipated R&B releases of the summer.
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