James Blake: James Blake Vinyl 2LP
After three very well-received 12"s, James Blake finally drops his stunning self-titled full length debut. He already pushed forward-thinking music to the limit on the R&B sampling CMYK EP, then took it even further with the tweaked self-sampled vocals on Klavierwerke, and now the hyped 22-year old producer reveals the next step in his rapid musical evolution - using his own voice naturally! Yep, it's true. There's lots of raw singing on this record (to the dismay of strictly instrumental beats fans) and it is all very emotive and sincere. The dude is slowly transforming from straight up beat maker to full-on singer/songwriter, not an easy feat! As for the vibe, it's pretty consistent throughout, very deep and moody, kind of like Burial. For starters, check the catchy Feist cover "Limit To Your Love," then delve into album cuts like "Unluck," "The Wilhelm Scream," "Give Me My Month," "Measurements," and "To Care." This is the vinyl version with full LP tracklisting (includes "Tep And The Logic" and "You Know Your Youth"). Recommended.
- black double vinyl pressing
- housed in gatefold jacket w/ printed inner sleeves
- bonus tracks 'Tep And The Logic' + 'You Know Your Youth' exclusive to vinyl edition
- music label: Atlas 2011
reviewed by Von Bee 04/2011
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James Blake: James Blake Vinyl 2LP
James Blake: James Blake Vinyl 2LP
After three very well-received 12"s, James Blake finally drops his stunning self-titled full length debut. He already pushed forward-thinking music to the limit on the R&B sampling CMYK EP, then took it even further with the tweaked self-sampled vocals on Klavierwerke, and now the hyped 22-year old producer reveals the next step in his rapid musical evolution - using his own voice naturally! Yep, it's true. There's lots of raw singing on this record (to the dismay of strictly instrumental beats fans) and it is all very emotive and sincere. The dude is slowly transforming from straight up beat maker to full-on singer/songwriter, not an easy feat! As for the vibe, it's pretty consistent throughout, very deep and moody, kind of like Burial. For starters, check the catchy Feist cover "Limit To Your Love," then delve into album cuts like "Unluck," "The Wilhelm Scream," "Give Me My Month," "Measurements," and "To Care." This is the vinyl version with full LP tracklisting (includes "Tep And The Logic" and "You Know Your Youth"). Recommended.
- black double vinyl pressing
- housed in gatefold jacket w/ printed inner sleeves
- bonus tracks 'Tep And The Logic' + 'You Know Your Youth' exclusive to vinyl edition
- music label: Atlas 2011
reviewed by Von Bee 04/2011
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After three very well-received 12"s, James Blake finally drops his stunning self-titled full length debut. He already pushed forward-thinking music to the limit on the R&B sampling CMYK EP, then took it even further with the tweaked self-sampled vocals on Klavierwerke, and now the hyped 22-year old producer reveals the next step in his rapid musical evolution - using his own voice naturally! Yep, it's true. There's lots of raw singing on this record (to the dismay of strictly instrumental beats fans) and it is all very emotive and sincere. The dude is slowly transforming from straight up beat maker to full-on singer/songwriter, not an easy feat! As for the vibe, it's pretty consistent throughout, very deep and moody, kind of like Burial. For starters, check the catchy Feist cover "Limit To Your Love," then delve into album cuts like "Unluck," "The Wilhelm Scream," "Give Me My Month," "Measurements," and "To Care." This is the vinyl version with full LP tracklisting (includes "Tep And The Logic" and "You Know Your Youth"). Recommended.
- black double vinyl pressing
- housed in gatefold jacket w/ printed inner sleeves
- bonus tracks 'Tep And The Logic' + 'You Know Your Youth' exclusive to vinyl edition
- music label: Atlas 2011
