LOVE YOU LESS Lyrics – Joji | from “Piss In The Wind”

Joji slips into that familiar ache with LOVE YOU LESS, track four on his sprawling fourth album Piss In The Wind, hitting February 6, 2026, via his new Palace Creek label and Virgin Music Group, and from the teasers, it’s shaping up as the quiet gut-punch that sneaks up on you mid-spin.

Snippets floating around paint it as classic Joji territory: a slow unravel of fading feelings, where the title says it all—loving someone a little less each day until the spark’s just embers. Expect those breathy vocals over a bed of warped guitars and subtle synth washes, the kind that make late-night drives feel heavier. It’s got that alt-R&B drift he owns, blending bedroom confessions with production that nods to his lo-fi start, but with a sharper edge now, like he’s finally calling out the slow poison in a relationship that’s run its course. No big features here, just Joji letting the minimalism do the heavy lifting, turning personal drift into something universal without forcing the drama.

The album’s been unfolding like a puzzle since October, when PIXELATED KISSES kicked things off with its pixelated heartbreak vibe, pulling in tens of millions of streams and Billboard nods right away. Joji followed with If It Only Gets Better and Past Won’t Leave My Bed, dropping visuals that mix club frenzy with raw reflection, and the full tracklist leaked via a French retailer last month—21 songs deep, his longest yet, stacked with guests like GIVĒON on Piece of You, 4batz for Fade to Black, Yeat on Rose Colored, and Don Toliver closing with Fragments. Fans can pre-save on Spotify now to snag the lineup and alerts when it lands; it’s already teasing animated covers and vinyl bundles on his site. He’s kept the social drops sparse but potent, like that Instagram story announcing the title that had everyone speculating on the wind-blown chaos ahead.

Joji’s riding this wave like he’s shed some weight from the SMITHEREENS days. That 2022 record was his rawest yet, chasing Glimpse of Us’ billion-stream shadow, but after a three-year breather—filled with sold-out tours that felt like group therapy and a pivot to his own label—he’s leaning into expansion. Piss In The Wind bridges his glitchy past with something more lived-in, less frantic, proving he’s not just the sad-boy meme anymore. At 35, with acting gigs stacking up and a fanbase that treats his drops like events, this feels like him settling into the long game, where less love sometimes clears space for better noise.

Dive into the LOVE YOU LESS lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Piss In The Wind tracks for more of Joji’s fading-echo pull.