Jessie Ware New Single “I Could Get Used To This” & Album News

Jessie Ware’s “I Could Get Used To This”: The Sophisticated Pop Anthem We Needed

If there is one artist who knows how to make a four-minute pop song feel like a luxury experience, it’s Jessie Ware. Following the massive success of her disco-drenched era, Jessie has returned with her latest single, “I Could Get Used To This,” and it’s a masterclass in effortless cool.

With six BRIT Award nominations and a Mercury Prize nomination under her belt, Jessie has moved far beyond “rising star” status—she is officially one of the UK’s most influential musical architects.

The Evolution of the “What’s Your Pleasure?” Sound

We all remember where we were when What’s Your Pleasure? dropped in 2020. It was Jessie’s highest-charting album to date, featuring modern classics like:

  • “Save A Kiss” – The ultimate dancefloor yearning.

  • “Spotlight” – A sleek, bass-heavy invitation to the club.

  • “Remember Where You Are” – The soulful anthem that famously earned a spot on Barack Obama’s NYE playlist.

Now, with “I Could Get Used To This,” Jessie is proving that the groove hasn’t stopped; it’s just evolved.

Why “I Could Get Used To This” Hits Differently

Unlike the high-energy camp of some of her other recent tracks, “I Could Get Used To This” leans into a lush, mid-tempo pocket that feels both nostalgic and incredibly fresh. It’s the kind of song that works just as well on a high-end sound system as it does through headphones on a late-night commute.

It serves as a perfect bridge to her fifth studio album, That! Feels Good!, which is officially set for release on April 28th.

Fast Facts: Jessie Ware’s 2026 Comeback

Feature Details
New Single “I Could Get Used To This”
New Album That! Feels Good!
Release Date 28th April
Vibe Sophisticated Soul / Nu-Disco / Pure Pleasure

Why Jessie Ware Still Owns the Charts

What makes Jessie so vital in today’s music landscape is her refusal to chase fleeting trends. She builds worlds. Whether she’s hosting her hit podcast Table Manners or commanding a festival stage, she brings a sense of authentic, “grown-up” pop that doesn’t sacrifice fun for sophistication.

As we count down to April 28th, “I Could Get Used To This” is the perfect reminder of why Jessie Ware is the reigning queen of British pop.

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