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Puma Blue + Tony Njoku | MUSIC INFINITY
Event by: Palác Akropolis, MUSIC INFINITY
Location: Palac Akropolis, Kubelíkova 1548, Praha 3
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About event
✨ Puma Blue, originally a London producer and artist, is known for his mixture of sensuality, intimate fragility and captivating night atmosphere, which he will bring to the Acropolis Palace on May 15, 2026. Tony Njoku will perform as support.
beginnings.
British singer, songwriter and producer Puma Blue (Jacob Allen) returns to Prague with the new album Croak Dream (Play It Again Sam, February 2026). The record develops the question of how a person would live if he knew when and how he would die - a topic that Allen handles with typical melancholic poetics, rawness and fragile beauty.
On the new album, Puma Blue is not afraid to take risks. His music combines trip-hop, dub techno, jungle and experimental electronica with intimate songwriting moments and a voice that moves between a whisper and an explosion of emotions.
The album was created in Peter Gabriel's famous Real World Studios, where Allen together with producer Sam Petts-Davies (The Smile, Warpaint) put together a sound world from improvisations, fragments and raw recordings. The result is an organic and living whole - an album that breathes and surprises even the musicians who took part in it.
The single "Desire", originally written in a hotel room and recorded only on a phone, became the basis of the entire record. His rough, unrestrained sound defined the atmosphere of "Croak Dream" - a clash of tenderness and dirt, lucid dream and carnality.
After the success of the albums "In Praise of Shadows" (2021) and "Holy Waters" (2023), Puma Blue presents itself in its boldest form yet: freely creating, experimenting, while remaining deeply personal. His concerts are known for their hypnotic intensity and ability to turn the club into a silent confession and a noisy dream.
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At Palác Akropolis, "Croak Dream" will be performed live for the first time with the full band – dark romanticism, visions of endings and new beginnings. South-London born, Atlanta-based artist Puma Blue (Jacob Allen) returns to Prague with the new album "Croak Dream" (Play It Again Sam, February 2026). The record explores how we might live if we knew when and how we'd die – a theme Allen renders with melancholic poetry, rawness, and fragile beauty.
On the new album, Puma Blue takes bold risks. His music draws on trip-hop, dub techno, jungle and forward-thinking electronics, interwoven with intimate songwriting and a voice that moves from a whisper to an emotional outburst.
The album was crafted at the renowned Real World Studios of Peter Gabriel, where Allen and producer Sam Petts-Davies (The Smile, Warpaint) built a sonic world from improvisations, fragments and raw takes. The result is an organic, living whole – an album that breathes and even surprises the musicians who played on it.
The single "Desire", originally written in a hotel room and captured only on a phone, became the foundation of the entire record. Its rough, untamed character set the tone for "Croak Dream" – a clash of tenderness and grit, lucidity and physicality.
Following the acclaim of "In Praise of Shadows" (2021) and "Holy Waters" (2023), Puma Blue presents his most daring incarnation yet: free-flowing, experimental, and deeply personal.
His shows are renowned for hypnotic intensity, turning a club into both a quiet confession and a roaring dream.
beginnings.
British singer, songwriter and producer Puma Blue (Jacob Allen) returns to Prague with the new album Croak Dream (Play It Again Sam, February 2026). The record develops the question of how a person would live if he knew when and how he would die - a topic that Allen handles with typical melancholic poetics, rawness and fragile beauty.
On the new album, Puma Blue is not afraid to take risks. His music combines trip-hop, dub techno, jungle and experimental electronica with intimate songwriting moments and a voice that moves between a whisper and an explosion of emotions.
The album was created in Peter Gabriel's famous Real World Studios, where Allen together with producer Sam Petts-Davies (The Smile, Warpaint) put together a sound world from improvisations, fragments and raw recordings. The result is an organic and living whole - an album that breathes and surprises even the musicians who took part in it.
The single "Desire", originally written in a hotel room and recorded only on a phone, became the basis of the entire record. His rough, unrestrained sound defined the atmosphere of "Croak Dream" - a clash of tenderness and dirt, lucid dream and carnality.
After the success of the albums "In Praise of Shadows" (2021) and "Holy Waters" (2023), Puma Blue presents itself in its boldest form yet: freely creating, experimenting, while remaining deeply personal. His concerts are known for their hypnotic intensity and ability to turn the club into a silent confession and a noisy dream.
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At Palác Akropolis, "Croak Dream" will be performed live for the first time with the full band – dark romanticism, visions of endings and new beginnings. South-London born, Atlanta-based artist Puma Blue (Jacob Allen) returns to Prague with the new album "Croak Dream" (Play It Again Sam, February 2026). The record explores how we might live if we knew when and how we'd die – a theme Allen renders with melancholic poetry, rawness, and fragile beauty.
On the new album, Puma Blue takes bold risks. His music draws on trip-hop, dub techno, jungle and forward-thinking electronics, interwoven with intimate songwriting and a voice that moves from a whisper to an emotional outburst.
The album was crafted at the renowned Real World Studios of Peter Gabriel, where Allen and producer Sam Petts-Davies (The Smile, Warpaint) built a sonic world from improvisations, fragments and raw takes. The result is an organic, living whole – an album that breathes and even surprises the musicians who played on it.
The single "Desire", originally written in a hotel room and captured only on a phone, became the foundation of the entire record. Its rough, untamed character set the tone for "Croak Dream" – a clash of tenderness and grit, lucidity and physicality.
Following the acclaim of "In Praise of Shadows" (2021) and "Holy Waters" (2023), Puma Blue presents his most daring incarnation yet: free-flowing, experimental, and deeply personal.
His shows are renowned for hypnotic intensity, turning a club into both a quiet confession and a roaring dream.