With Atlanta, Gnarls Barkley return with their first new album in years, revisiting the creative chemistry that made the duo of CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse one of the most distinctive voices in modern soul and alternative hip-hop. Named after CeeLo’s hometown, the album feels like both a tribute and a reflection — rooted in Southern musical heritage while pushing the project’s psychedelic soul sound further into cinematic territory.

Across the record, Danger Mouse’s richly textured production blends dusty funk grooves, orchestral flourishes, and warped analog electronics, while CeeLo’s unmistakable voice moves effortlessly between gospel intensity, soulful confession, and playful swagger. The result is a set of songs that feel expansive yet intimate, balancing nostalgia with forward-looking experimentation.

Atlanta captures Gnarls Barkley in reflective mode — a record about place, memory, and identity that reconnects the duo with the raw emotional energy that defined their earliest work while opening the door to new sonic landscapes.