JAMES BLAKE
James Blake

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as heard on radiospin on February 24th, 2011
under album, electronic, experimental, IDM, preview, recommended, songwriting

London producer and singer James Blake is easily one of the most promising rising acts of this year. Just in 2010 the inventive electronic prodigy released three EPs: The Bells Sketch, CMYK, and Klavierwerke. And now he’s prepping his self-titled debut LP, released through Atlas/A&M. The record is preceded by his current single, a spacious cover of Feist‘s Limit to Your Love, but the rest of the album is made up of all original material.

James Blake - James Blake

ARTIST: James Blake
TITLE: James Blake
LABEL: Atlas/A&M
RELEASE DATE: February 7, 2011
TIME: 37:09 min.
WEB: http://jamesblakemusic.com/

01. Unluck [03:00]
02. The Wilhelm Scream [04:37]
03. I Never Learnt to Share [04:51]
04. Lindisfarne I [02:42]
05. Lindisfarne II [03:01]
06. Limit to Your Love [04:36]
07. Give Me My Month [01:56]
08. To Care (like you) [03:52]
09. Why Don’t You Call Me? [01:35]
10. I Mind [03:31]
11. Measurements [04:19]

James Blake - To Care (like you) (poppa mint remix)

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