Joshua Jewellz Serves Late-Night Soul on Brunch at Midnight

Joshua Jewellz is setting the table for something different with his latest project, Brunch at Midnight.

Released  through Color Coded Media Group, the 10-track project gives listeners a compact introduction to the world Jewellz is building. The album runs just over 30 minutes and sits comfortably within the Soul and R&B space.

However, the title immediately suggests that this will not be a traditional experience.

Brunch at Midnight brings together ideas that normally live on opposite sides of the clock. That contrast gives the project its identity before the first track even begins.

Joshua Jewellz Sets the Mood

The album opens with “Glad You Made It,” setting up a project built around connection, relationships, reflection, and lifestyle.

From there, Joshua Jewellz moves through songs including “Guns And Roses,” “Long The Way,” “Lost And Found,” “Could This Be,” “Groovy,” “Go Thru,” “Blackberry Promises,” “Money Dance,” and “Just A Lil.”

That sequencing matters.

Instead of stretching the album into an oversized playlist, Jewellz keeps things focused. Most tracks land between two and four minutes. As a result, the project moves quickly while still giving each record its own space.

A Tracklist Built Around Different Moments

One of the most interesting parts of Brunch at Midnight is the range suggested by its tracklist.

Titles such as “Lost And Found” and “Could This Be” bring a reflective energy to the project. Meanwhile, records like “Groovy,” “Money Dance,” and “Just A Lil” point toward a lighter side of the album.

Then there is “Blackberry Promises,” a title that immediately stands out.

It feels specific.

It feels personal.

Most importantly, it gives listeners something to remember.

That balance between introspection and lifestyle-driven records helps give Brunch at Midnight a clear identity.

Joshua Jewellz Continues Building His Catalog

The album follows Joshua Jewellz’s 2025 project Echoes from the Heart. That seven-song release included records such as “Understand,” “Peace Of Mind,” “My Life,” “Breakin Me,” and “Yonder.”

That earlier project established Jewellz firmly within the R&B and Soul lane.

Brunch at Midnight represents another step in that journey.

Rather than abandoning the foundation he established, Jewellz continues expanding it. The new project gives him more room to explore relationships, ambition, everyday life, and the emotions that exist somewhere between celebration and reflection.

The Project Is Already Reaching DJs

Another encouraging sign is the project’s movement beyond traditional streaming platforms.

At the time of publication, Brunch at Midnight appears among the current top downloads on DigiWaxx, a platform used by DJs and music professionals to discover and download new releases.

That type of exposure can introduce Joshua Jewellz to listeners outside his existing audience.

For independent artists, those connections matter.

Streaming creates discovery. DJs create additional touchpoints. Blogs, radio, playlists, clubs, and live events can expand that reach even further.

Why Brunch at Midnight Deserves a Listen

There is something effective about a project that knows when to leave the table.

Joshua Jewellz presents Brunch at Midnight as a complete project while keeping the commitment easy for new listeners.

The album also gives listeners several entry points. Someone may connect with the reflective records first. Another listener might gravitate toward the project’s more relaxed selections.

Either way, the goal is the same: press play and enter the world Joshua Jewellz has created.

With Brunch at Midnight, Jewellz continues adding chapters to a catalog that has moved through Hip-Hop, R&B, and Soul over the years. His latest release puts the focus back on atmosphere, songwriting, and creating music for moments that do not always fit neatly into one category.

Sometimes brunch happens in the afternoon.

Sometimes the best conversations happen after midnight.

Joshua Jewellz found room for both.

Stream Joshua Jewellz’s Brunch at Midnight now on Spotify and your favorite digital streaming platform.

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