Soul Glo have announced their new album NA I'M GON GRAB ALLAT via Epitaph Records, set for release on January 15, 2027.

To introduce the band's next full length, Soul Glo have shared the fiery, opening track, "February Theory," which features guest vocals from Tati Salazar of Commitment Exploring the phenomenon of relationships ending in February, the track is a musical molotov, anchored by the urgent vocals of Pierce Jordan and the rhythmic foundation of drummer TJ Stevenson.

Among the various weighty themes explored across the album' fourteen tracks, Soul Glo source anxiety, interpersonal dynamics, drug abuse, the male loneliness epidemic and the Black experience within punk and hardcore circles in what amounts to another poignant show of musical force from one of punk's most articulate aggressors.

Bolstering the profile of the band's next chapter, NA, I'M GON GRAB ALLAT will also feature a wide range of guest appearances from Tunde Adebimpe of TV On The Radio, Colins "Bear" Regisford of Mannequin Pussy, Oxbow and Whipping Boy's Eugene Robinson and New York producer/lyricist MIKE.

Soul Glo fuse hardcore punk, screamo, noise and hip hop into a volatile sound that feels both cathartic and sharply focused, pairing Pierce Jordan’s unflinching lyrics about Blackness, trauma and survival with whiplash turns in tempo and texture. Emerging from Philadelphia’s DIY community, the band built their identity on relentless experimentation and emotionally raw performances, channeling chaos into songs that confront racism, mental health and the pressures of modern life with biting humor and vulnerability. Across records like ‘Diaspora Problems’ and ‘Untitled LP’, Soul Glo push hardcore into new territory, using distortion, samples and genre collisions to create a voice that is urgent, deeply personal and unmistakably their own.