‘James Blake’ releases his eponymous debut album (2011)
‘James Blake‘ is his eponymous debut studio album released on 4 February 2011 by ATLAS (his own label).
WATCH
1 . Unluck (WFUV)
2 . Unluck
3 . The Wilhelm Scream (Official Video)
4 . The Wilhelm Scream (“Live On KEXP”)
5 . I Never Learnt To Share
6 . I Never Learnt To Share (Berlin Festival, 2011)
7 . Lindisfarne (Official Video)
8 . Lindisfarne
9 . Limit To Your Love (WFUV)
10 . Give Me My Month (Montreux Jazz Festival, 2011)
11 . Give Me My Month (Berlin Festival, 2011)
12 . To Care [Like You] (SXSW, 2011)
13 . To Care [Like You] (Berlin Festival, 2011)
14 . Measurements (Live)
15 . Measurements (BBC 6, Music Festival, 2014)
16 . (NPR Music Front Row)
James Blake – debut
Track Listing : 1.Unluck (James Blake) – 03:00 . 2.The Wilhelm Scream (James Blake, James Litherland[36] . 3.I Never Learnt To Share (James Blake) – 04:51 . 4.Lindisfarne I (James Blake) – 02:42 . 5.Lindisfarne Ii (James Blake, Rob Mcandrews) – 03:01 . 6.Limit To Your Love (Leslie Feist, Jason “Gonzales” Charles Beck) – 04:36 . 7.Give Me My Month (James Blake) – 01:56 . 8.To Care (Like You) (James Blake) – 03:52 . 9.Why Don’T You Call Me (James Blake) – 01:35 . 10.I Mind (James Blake) – 03:31 . 11.Measurements (James Blake) – 04:19
Musicians : James Blake – Vocals, Instrumentation . Rob Mcandrews – Acoustic Guitar On (5)
Production : Produced By James Blake . James Blake – Engineer . Rob Mcandrews – Engineer
Package : Alexander Brown – Design, Photography . Erika Wall – Cover Photo
Recorded 2009-2010.
Released On February 4, 2011 By Atlas.
(Source James Blake – debut | Official Site)
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Resident Advisor
What Blake sacrifices in songcraft he makes up with graceful, often breathtaking atmospherics. But it’s that very delicacy of his structuring that makes his songs seem so ephemeral and tough to embrace. […]
Pitchfork
Reconsidered from the other artistic end, however, the implication is that maybe this is the decade where singer-songwriters– longtime wastrels of pianos and six-strings with three chords– finally get interesting, manipulating their pretty little voices and best love songs for something more than plain ballads and pleas. […]
The Guardian
Unluck features a jarring disjointed beat, see-sawing chords that are gradually eaten away by distortion and largely drowned out by Blake’s vocal, which for some reason seems to have been recorded at twice the volume of everything else. […]
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