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What compels us towards a dance floor? A hospitable venue; a beat that galvanizes a lethargic crowd; a pervasive sense of good humor. Across any dance floor, the most important component is its figurehead: this person serves as a gravitational anchor around which everyone predicates their own good time. The Life Of The Party shoulders the burden of their title with grace, and with a robust, unshakeable, and infectious joie de vivre—because, above all else, the Life of The Party likes festivity, but loves her life. It’s always been easy to locate Brooklyn-born artist, actress, and vocalist Justine Skye at the helm of any dance floor, regardless of whether or not she received the invitation (Her jovial motto is “never invited, always there.”) But, it’s taken this long—a label contract signed in her adolescence and subsequently terminated in favor of going independent, a viral 2014 single “Collide” and its 2022 TikTok revival, and a robust oeuvre of R&B projects (Everyday Living, Emotionally Unavailable, 8 Ounces, ULTRAVIOLET, BARE WITH ME, Space and Time, and Dark Side), and a recent entrance onto the Warner Records roster—for Skye to merge her mastery of the dance floor with her adroit artistry. Hence, Skye’s newest project, CANDY, arrives with the measured knowledge of a well-established musician and the glittery energetic thrust of an artist at the cusp of her debut. Releasing via Warner, the dance record, saturated with uptempo beats and driven by the haptic memories Skye has made on international dance floors, offers an exultant summer refuge from the weighty, emotion-driven everyday. With collaborations from industry heavyweights Kaytranada, Machinedrum, and Baby Tate, CANDY is the ideal backtrack for sweaty summer nights melting into radiant dawns, but it also offers an honest insight into Skye’s coming-into-herself: “I feel like I was playing a character before. I don't need to pretend with this music. This is literally me.” This is a catharsis that arrives with creating an album tailored specifically to your own tastes—Skye’s newest offering pays homage to Black female pioneers of the dance genre, reminiscing on the prowess of Donna Summer and Crystal Waters; inspired by the glamour of Naomi Campbell; the singularity of Grace Jones. “Ooh La La” bridges Skye’s previous ouvré with the lingua franca of the new—her beloved breathy R&B vocal melodies are laid, syrupy sweet, atop syncopated breakbeat rhythms, inviting the listener to embrace contradiction: Can you free yourself from genre, from expectation? “I’m not here to read your mind,” she croons. “Let’s take our time.” The track celebrates liberation by way of physicality, posing the question: Are you on the dance floor yet? If not, meet me there. Part of the winking, glimmering appeal of the record is its foundation in play: “Bitch In Ibiza” offers a raunchy, humorous take on the universality of the dance floor. Rooted in Skye’s summer travels to the famed Spanish isle, the catchy track luxuriates in glorious everyman appeal. Skye muses, over a bouncing bass: at the end of the day, isn’t it wonderful to be young and hot and “just another bitch in Ibiza?” The song emerged from a particularly silly (but iterative) studio session with some of Skye’s trusted and newest collaborators—one shot in, feeling euphoric from a summer of travel, Skye and writer Beau Nox let the track’s cheeky European lisp roll off the tongue, and the hook was born. “It feels like family when we're in this space,” Skye says of the studio environment: “The [song becomes great] when everyone is part of a brotherly, sisterly, funny world that we create.” Thus, the alchemical formula for a buoyant, enthralling album is created: friends and new creators (among them Kaytranada, Baby Tate, Cakes da Killa, and Daniel Caesar) bouncing off each other, manifesting an album based on Skye’s real, lived experiences, where she feels comfortable with, and drawn towards, experimentation: at the encouragement of Cakes da Killa, Skye dabbles in ballroom rapping on opening track, “Ear Candy.” “I never felt comfortable rapping on any of my other songs. But in the style, I was so excited. I just dove into it because it's literally like I'm hanging out with my friends and we're just on YouTube playing beats and talking shit,” she laughs. “Thong,” the record’s sultry downtempo offering produced by Kaytranada, nods towards Skye’s sonic past, an R&B house-style mix reminiscent of a warm, clean dusk. It was the first song recorded for CANDY, a means by which the artist entered into the headspace. “I think it’s one of the best songs I've ever made,” she says of the track. “It takes you on this orgasmic journey.” CANDY doesn’t shy away from hedonism—to Skye, the pursuit of pleasure is never a shameful one. She indulges in the humour of it all: “Pop It” sees her atop a bouncing beat with Novodor, Barney Bones, and Baby Tate, crooning “Don’t be shy with that wallet… matter of fact, let me hold it!” “Yap,” the catchy album closer, sees Skye integrating viral lingo as a way to tease a lover: “You like that when I yap?” she taunts. Atop a thrumming beat on “Pop It Open,” Skye sings: “You must have forgot I’ve been that girl… Do I give these hoes amnesia?” The line is uttered partly in jest, but it pierces the molten core of Skye’s project. Justine Skye has been that girl—she’s been the life of the party while maintaining a repute for her artistry and work ethic across disciplines for longer than most charting artists have been working. CANDY sees Skye liberated from her past, reaching out across genre and time, inviting you to join her on the dance floor.
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Alternative R&b, Rhythm & Blues, Urban, Electronic, R&b, Rhythmic Soul, Pop
Yes, Justine Skye is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Justine Skye concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Justine Skye tour is scheduled for 6 dates across 6 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Justine Skye is scheduled to play 6 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Justine Skye's tour starts Jul 26, 2026 and ends on Aug 06, 2026. They will play 6 cities; their most recent concert was held in Atlanta at Vinyl and their next upcoming concert will be in Los Angeles at Moroccan Lounge.
As part of the Justine Skye tour, Justine Skye is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
