Blake, James / Love What Happened Here
Album: Love What Happened Here   Collection:General
Artist:Blake, James   Added:Dec 2011
Label:R&S  

A-File Activity
Add Date: 2011-12-11 Pull Date: 2012-02-12 Charts: Electronic
Week Ending: Feb 12 Feb 5 Jan 22 Jan 15 Jan 8 Jan 1 Dec 25 Dec 18
Airplays: 1 2 1 3 2 1 2 1

Recent Airplay
1. Nov 17, 2015: subwoofer etc
At Birth
4. Sep 18, 2014: the sunset clause
Curbside
2. Jul 02, 2015: channel 0+i
Curbside
5. Sep 11, 2014: the sunset law review
At Birth
3. Mar 08, 2015: cease and desist
At Birth
6. Apr 17, 2013: Pumping Iron
Love What Happened Here

Album Review
Rasmus Rygaard
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.

Track Listing
1. Love What Happened Here   2. At Birth
  3. Curbside