Something to Give Each Other

Troye Sivan returned after a five-year break with Something to Give Each Other, landing on October 13, 2023. He described the project as a celebration of queer joy and intimacy, capturing the feeling of a kiss on a dancefloor or a crush that turns into a weekend. The album arrived through EMI Music Australia and Capitol Records, recorded across House Mouse Studios in Stockholm, MXM Studios in Los Angeles, and The Pool Recording Studio in London.

The standard edition features ten tracks running 32 minutes and 40 seconds. Producers like A. G. Cook, Oscar Görres, Ian Kirkpatrick, and Styalz Fuego helped craft a sound blending pop, electropop, and house music with heavy 1990s club influences. Critics noted the warm, gauzy textures and hedonistic energy that contrasted with his earlier introspective work.

Singles from the record drove its success. Rush became a global hit reaching the top ten in Ireland, Croatia, Japan, and elsewhere. Got Me Started and One of Your Girls followed, with the latter receiving a deluxe remix featuring Spanish musician Guitarricadelafuente. Commercially, the album topped the ARIA Albums Chart in Australia and debuted at number one on the US Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart while hitting the top twenty on the Billboard 200. [edit]