Jaymyloni's 'Sibyl Club' is Open for Business
Back in August, I attended a listening event for Jaymyloni's new project, Sibyl Club. When I entered the lobby of the Hotel Crocodile, the air buzzed with anticipation as attendees were offered custom Sibyl Club lanyards and bracelets to mark the occasion. There were even flags to wave around. Nearly everyone came dressed to impress and ready for a good time. For months, Jaymyloni teased Sibyl Club editorial photoshoots, bold graphics, and an escape to a mysterious, sexy paradise. On Halloween, Jaymyloni posted a tracklist that doubled as a drink menu, each song inspiring its own concoction. What would I like to try most? "Bath House Disco," perhaps.
For over a year, Jaymyloni has dropped tidbits of the album and also given us a look into her creative process. On her YouTube channel, Jaymyloni posted a couple of "Sybil Sessions," offering a rare look at the project in its infancy. After months of building up anticipation, Sibyl Club is officially open for business.
Sibyl Club is Jaymyloni's first full-length project. Previously, she released the Unisex Opera EP in 2024. Expanding on themes of sex positivity, defying the naysayers, and living your best life, Jaymyloni channels rage into creating uplifting music that makes you want to lay your burdens down on the dance floor. It's the kind of music you crash out to in your work stockroom and then shake your ass to in the same night.
Sibyl Club is a multi-genre experience from start to finish. Jaymyloni takes listeners through a smorgasbord of old-school hip-hop, R&B, Latin, electronic, and more. Although the genres vary, the album remains cohesive, offering a full showcase of Jaymyloni's musical sensibilities. Jaymyloni wrote the lyrics and collaborated with a team of talented producers to bring the project to life.
The LP opens with "ADRENALINE," a wrath-fueled song that reintroduces listeners to Jaymyloni's punchy lyricism. It's been some time since Jaymyloni's last project, but she starts off with a bang, reminding listeners of exactly who she is.
"I'm the star! You bitches is fillin' in!"
"FROMTHESUN" is like a serene spa room in Sibyl Club. Jaymyloni takes a moment to be more introspective and honest about her thoughts on trying to make it. Jaymyloni also mentions wanting to do what she wants and avoid being boxed in. "FROMTHESUN" is the calmest song on the album, with a more traditional hip hop direction. Slower in tempo and more restrained in instrumentation, the MC takes time to have more of a conversation with listeners.
"TWISTED SISTA," is a rock-infused bop that offers a similar message to "ADRENALINE." The complex arrangement begins with piano and soft rhythm guitar before shifting into aggressive guitar riffs behind Jaymyloni's impassioned rap.
Toward the middle of the record, Sibyl Club takes a turn and encourages you to get your ass to the dance floor! The remainder of the album is filled with club-ready songs that leave no time for despair or resting.
Of the lineup, "DOLLS" is the most memorable song. Catchy and political, Jaymyloni beckons to listeners to "protect the dolls." At the end of the listening event, everyone was singing along to the chorus. With its infectious rhythm, hard-hitting bass, and simple but poignant phrase, "DOLLS" is an anthem for trans women and their allies.
The album closes with "DANCE FLOOR 2026," which is also Sibyl Club's lead single. The song feels like last call, but you can't help hoping there's an afterparty. At about 30 minutes, Sibyl Club is brief but impactful.
Sibyl Club was produced by Ezra Guyll, Astral Trap, OG Neeks, Matt Unger, Kevin Johnson, and Ethan Sundberrg. Engineers include Sendai Mike and Ezra Guyll.
Originally from Louisiana, Jaymyloni is still fairly new to the Seattle music scene. However, she remains one to watch as an MC, with skills that rival those of long-time local heroes. Additionally, the artist booked a slot at the 2024 Capitol Hill Block Party with only two songs in her repertoire. Since then, Jaymyloni has played at the Seattle Art Museum, Vera Project, Alki Beach Pride, and more. Here's to hoping that Sibyl Club is here to stay.
Sibyl Club is now available on all streaming services as of November 6, 2026.
For information about Jaymyloni, visit jaymyloni.com.
Jaymyloni is also on Instagram @jaymyloni and @sibylclub.