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Featuring John Glacier, Primal Scream, Pem, Jessie Ware, Salute, Helena Hauff.
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salute, Jessie Ware
Heaven In Your Arms
Ahead of his show in Dublin next week, salute dropped a shimmering collaboration with vocal diva Jessie Ware. The tune’s disco-spinning gospel house and French Touch vibe are perfect for Ware’s wheelhouse.
Primal Scream
Ready To Go Home
Speaking of gospel, you can hear it in the opening track from Primal Scream’s twelfth album Come Ahead, a part return-to-form with production by David Holmes and influences from funk, punk and gospel.
As a friend remarked, there’s a big bang of Chk Chk Chk (!!!) off the first half of the album, a surprising and nice thing to discover.
Come Ahead is the band’s first album in eight years.
There’s a cracking Terry Farley & Wade Teo Dub Mix of this too.
Helena Hauff
Multiplying My Absurdities
Some trademark Helena Hauff techno acid crunch, released on 12″ on Tresor.
I’m not a techno guy but Hauff’s analogue electro-techno productions are the closest I get to it, and the Hamburg DJ was so good playing a similar style on vinyl this summer at Beyond The Pale this past summer.
John Glacier
Found
2024 was a year that features getting to know the evocative electronic and vocal productions of London experimental rapper, producer, and poet John Glacier, whether it’s the nebulous guitar-chugging experimental rap amble of ‘Money Shows’, the bass hit punctures of ‘nevasure’ or a Vegyn collaboration.
With ‘Found’, John Glacier announces her 2025 debut album Like A Ribbon, via Young on February 14th. The song sounds like a sub-bass club track with a piano line disintegrating like a memory.
The album is executively produced by Kwes Darko, and features Flume, Mk.gee contributor Andrew Aged, Surf Gang, Eartheater, Sampha and more.
pem
ellipsis
Bristol-based artist Emily Perry’s unique and intriguing voice continues to be a dominant strength on the once-off single.
“It’s called ellipsis because of those three dots at the end of the sentence that leave things unresolved. Ellipses aka grand miscommunications and aversions to concrete endings”.
Also added to this week’s playlist:
- Brién – Everyone’s Here
- Squid – Crispy Skin
- clipping.; Daveed Diggs; Jonathan Snipes; William Hutson – Keep Pushing
- Benefits; Peter Doherty – Relentless
- James Blake – Like The End
- Adore – Can We Talk
- Cleo Sol – Fear When You Fly
- Kean Kavanagh – The Portlaoise Queen
- HONESTY – TORMENTOR
- Nnic – FALL
- Marta Del Grandi – First Swim, A Water Chant
- BADBADNOTGOOD; Tim Bernardes – Poeira Cosmica
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