In the fall of 2012, Rudimental presented their next single for the upcoming album. "Not Giving In" was recorded with the assistance of John Newman and Alex Clare. The song reached the 14th spot of the UK Singles Chart.
The next track, "Hell Could Freeze", which featured vocals from Angel Haze, appeared at the beginning of 2013. Soon the artists started working with Ella Eyre to record a new single "Waiting All Night". Both of the above songs were expected to be featured in the new album. The latter topped the UK Singles Chart and stayed there for a long while.
In 2013, Rudimental released its first LP. Home immediately topped the UK Albums Chart. Soon it became platinum in the UK and Australia. Next year, the album was nominated for a Mercury Music Prize and brought the artists aeprestigious MOBO award. At that time, many fans started trying to book Rudimental for private events. After the release, Rudimental embarked on a long tour of the UK, Australia, the USA, and Europe. In August, musicians got an offer from Jay Z to work with Roc Nation and go to the Made in America Festival in Philadelphia.
The same year, the band appeared on Outsidelands festival in San Francisco and performed at the Future Music Festival in Australia. The next single released by the artist was "Powerless". They recorded it with the vocals by Becky Hill. At about the same time, the band announced that it was working on the next studio album.
In October 2015, Rudimental presented the second LP, We the Generation. It topped the UK Albums Chart. To record singles for the album, the artists worked with such musicians as Bobby Womack, Ed Sheeran, and MNEK. The band was getting numerous offers to perform at different music festivals. They also earned many nominations for prestigious awards, including MOBO and the UK Music Video. The band continued playing modern electronic music and attracting more and more fans.
In 2017, Rudimental released a new single “Sun Comes Up” with James Arthur. The track went platinum. The following song, “These Days” with vocals from Jess Glynne, Macklemore, and Dan Caplen became a huge hit and stayed in the charts for seven weeks.
In May 2018, the artists announced a new album. Toast to Our Differences came out in 2019 and reached high spots on the chart. To record songs for the album, Rudimental invited Rita Ora and Jess Glynne.
The band continues recording new songs and performing live.
