Bradley Jago Enters His Most Exposed Era with My Inner Vitriol.
London based soul pop artist Bradley Jago returns with My Inner Vitriol, a six track EP that explores the emotional fallout of falling in love for the first time. Released on 10th April, the project debuted at No.1 on the iTunes R&B Album Chart, marking a significant moment in his rise.
Produced by Logan Apsin, the EP blends contemporary soul with polished pop, drawing comparisons to Leon Bridges and Joy Crookes while maintaining a distinct identity.
Across the record, Jago traces the shift from the highs of new love to the uncertainty that follows. Tracks like I Forgot and You Let Go move between hazy introspection and smooth R&B, while Killer Queen brings a sharper pop edge. In The End strips things back to piano and voice, highlighting his vocal strength.
The title track stands as the emotional core, building into something cinematic and weighty, before Burn closes the EP on a subdued, reflective note. The result is a project that feels both intimate and expansive.
With My Inner Vitriol, Jago sharpens his signature honesty and continues to centre queer storytelling within modern soul, offering something personal that still resonates widely.