Disclosure have revealed a new collaboration with Texas singer Khalid. The track, titled 'Talk', can be heard below.

The track, which is co-written and produced by Disclosure, will be released as the first single from Khalid's next album, which is due out in April and follows on from his 2017 debut album. 'Talk' moves away from the more house-driven vibe of other Disclosure work, leaning more heavily on Khalid's sound.

Parklife has announced Eric Prydz, Major Lazer, Disclosure, The Streets and Chase & Status among the headliners for this year's Manchester festival, which runs Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th June.  

The likes of Adam Beyer, Bicep, Marco Carola b2b Jamie Jones, AJ Tracey, DJ Mag Best of British winners Camelphat, Solomun, Mall Grab, Daniel Avery, Ricardo Villalobos, Helena Hauff, Maceo Plex and Peggy Gou are also set to play. 

The nominations for 2019’s Grammys have been revealed, with some exciting prospects getting the nod in the ‘Best Dance/Electronic’ categories.

In the ‘Best Dance Recording’ category the nominees are: Legendary trance trio Above & Beyond’s ‘Northern Soul feat. Richard Bedford’, Disclosure’s return single ‘Ultimatum feat. Fatoumata Diawara’, Fisher’s ubiquitous tech-house cut ‘Losing It’, Silk City & Dua Lipa’s ‘Electricity’ and Porter Robinson’s ‘Ghost Voices’ under his Virtual Self monicker.

Disclosure will debut music from their forthcoming new album at next year's Sónar.

The English production duo - comprising brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence - will also unveil a new live set at the annual Barcelona festival, which runs across July 18th-20th next year.

The pair announced the news via Twitter.

Disclosure have ended their run of five new tracks in five days by confirming the release of their forthcoming third album.

For the last week, the Surrey-born duo have dropped a fresh tune every day: 'Moonlight,' 'Where Angels Fear To Tread,' 'Love Can Be So Hard,' 'Funky Sensation,' and 'Where You Come From.'

Disclosure dropped two new tracks today (21st August) and they are, frankly, divine.

Disclosure have dropped their first new music since 2016’s ‘Moog For Love’ EP.

The track, ‘Ultimatum’, is a joyous, minimal affair with a marvellous sampled vocal from Malian singer Fatoumata Diawara, whose new album ‘Fenfo’ is also out next week.

Disclosure have announced that their annual Wildlife festival in Brighton will not be going ahead as planned this summer as the duo focus their efforts on their third studio album.

“Being able to curate your own festival with your mates and invite legends like Nas, Ice Cube and Chaka Khan to play alongside amazing new talent such as Stormzy, Kaytranada and AJ Tracy, stack them up against a host of flawless DJ’s like Annie Mac, Jackmaster and Armand Van Helden and throw parties with Elrow is literally a dream come true,” said the duo via a Facebook post.

Disclosure revealed they will take their Wild Life party to DC10 in Ibiza on four Fridays through July and August last month.

The Croydon duo have now locked full details of the residency, which is set to run from 21st July to 11th August.

Disclosure already revealed a number of names for the Wild Life Ibiza series, which include DJ Harvey, Kevin Saunderson, Bicep, Denis Sulta, Horse Meat Disco and more.

Despite taking a sabbatical from making music under their Disclosure guise, the sibling duo are set to have a busy summer hosting their first ever WILD LIFE Ibiza residency at DC-10.

"A few weeks ago we announced that we'd be taking some time out to relax after seven solid years of touring and releasing music," explained Disclosure on taking a break. "We also mentioned we'd have a couple of very special things to come throughout 2017 and this is one of them... A residency at one of our favourite and best clubs in the world, DC-10 Ibiza."