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James Blake released his new album, Assume Form, earlier this year. It's a star-studded collection of songs, featuring Travis Scott, André 3000, Rosialía, Metro Boomin, and Moses Sumney. But Blake still shines on the tracks he handles alone, like the lovestruck "I’ll Come Too." Tomorrow, Blake will make his daytime TV debut playing that song…
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James Blake: – “Don’t Miss It”
submitted by Nick May 25th 2018 12:00 am (stereogum.com)
James Blake released the transfixing "If The Car Beside You Moves Ahead" in January, and since then contributed to Jay Rock's "King's Dead." Today he shares a new song in collaboration with Mount Kimbie’s Dominic Maker. On "Don't Miss It" Blake's signature falsetto is frenetically sped-up and pitch-shifted. A sirenic cry plays overtop pianos a...
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