Love What Happened Here
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| Dec 2011
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Rasmus Rygaard
Reviewed 2011-12-11
Reviewed 2011-12-11
Ahh, good old James Blake. Sure, he released an album that seemed to be closer to Sam Cooke than Skream, but now that he’s safely back on R&S, it’s time for more futuristic bass music sounds. This EP sounds fairly similar to his previous R&S releases as well as his early Hemlock/Hessle stuff. That is, you should prepare yourself for quality bass music, heavily manipulated vocals, and twists and turns at every corner, all with a melodic touch. Fans of Blawan, Mount Kimbie, and SBTRKT should give this a spin.
Try: 1, 2 FCC: Clean
1) 5:35 * Future house/bass. Pacing hi-hats, playful synthesizer line, sweet Rhodes riffs and vocal snippets. “Love what happened here.”
2) 4:35 * Dark. Distant vocal samples, driving dub feel. Industrial static noise, warm key stabs.
3) 4:19 Trashy dub. Slow, wobbly beat and some weird shaky horns.
Try: 1, 2 FCC: Clean
1) 5:35 * Future house/bass. Pacing hi-hats, playful synthesizer line, sweet Rhodes riffs and vocal snippets. “Love what happened here.”
2) 4:35 * Dark. Distant vocal samples, driving dub feel. Industrial static noise, warm key stabs.
3) 4:19 Trashy dub. Slow, wobbly beat and some weird shaky horns.
Recent airplay
At Birth
subwoofer etc — Nov 17, 2015
Curbside
channel 0+i — Jul 02, 2015
At Birth
cease and desist — Mar 08, 2015
Curbside
the sunset clause — Sep 18, 2014
At Birth
the sunset law review — Sep 11, 2014
Love What Happened Here
Pumping Iron — Apr 17, 2013
Charting
2011-12-11 — 2012-02-12
Electronic
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Feb 12 | 1 |
| Feb 5 | 2 |
| Jan 22 | 1 |
| Jan 15 | 3 |
| Jan 8 | 2 |
| Jan 1 | 1 |
| Dec 25 | 2 |
| Dec 18 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Love What Happened Here | ||
| 2. | At Birth | ||
| 3. | Curbside |