Phunky London’s Static Void Extends Beyond Streaming to Peloton’s Fitness Platform

NEW YORK, NY, October 23, 2026 (MusicWire) -- Canadian electronic artist Phunky London will release his album, Static Void, on November 22 via Buenos Aires-based label AndesVault. The album is also scheduled for distribution to Peloton, a connected fitness platform that reported 2.553 million paid Connected Fitness subscriptions for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Peloton’s music catalog is available to listeners in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Germany.

The distribution gives the album a presence on a fitness platform alongside its release on major streaming services.

Originally from Toronto, Phunky London spent more than a decade contributing to music projects behind the scenes before launching his solo project. His work draws on progressive house and melodic techno, with an emphasis on atmosphere and narrative. The 75-minute DJ set Phunky London – Live in Buenos Aires drew a strong response from listeners worldwide.

The singles “Angel Fire” and “Void” offered an early look at Static Void. As of October 2026, the two tracks had a combined global playlist reach of more than 1.07 million, according to The Stats Company Limited. “Angel Fire” combines progressive house rhythms with cinematic vocals, while “Void” takes a more spacious, introspective approach. The eight-track album continues across those sounds.

“I’m down in Buenos Aires training daily with Fran Girón - longtime trainer and friend. We chop it up about life, music, what’s moving, what’s dead, what’s next. Helps me reset before I step in the studio. If any of my tracks can give somebody that same reset mid-session, that’s exactly where they should be,” Phunky London told iHeartRadio.

The Peloton distribution adds another context for encountering Static Void, while the album’s November 22 release on major streaming platforms will make it available through the usual music services.

Pre-save Static Void here.