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Jamie Lidell - Jim (New 2008 LP) anyone excited?
just giving a heads up on the new album.. its coming out soon oh yeah, its lizzzeaked Quote: Jamie is Jim. Let’s clear that up straight away. Jamie Lidell’s second album, Multiply caught people off-guard in 2005. Few expected the restless sonic scientist to make an uplifting soul record, but he did; and audiences and critics were captivated by the fusion of his influences with deeply felt song writing, meticulous production skills, and most of all, that flipping amazing voice. According to the reviews, Jamie was at various times, Little Richard, Jimi, Otis, Sly, Prince, Marvin, Stevie or some mashed-up combo of them all. Meanwhile, his live show has become an infamously exhilarating experience, with Jamie performing on the edges of control and chaos, turning music inside out. And now here he comes again. Jim is ten very different songs. Jim is energy, integrity, emotion. Jim is all about the hooks. Jim is getting the sounds absolutely right. Jim is keeping things fresh. Jim is the voice. Jim is Jamie and Jamie is Jim. Recorded in Berlin, Los Angeles and Paris, Jim takes even further what was started with Multiply, finding the balance between the spontaneous creativity of his raw ideas and the careful craft and polish of a great record. The musical world of Jim is richer and more refined; but it always comes back to the voice. As Jamie says, “The most important thing was the vocal, to capture the balance of me delivering the songs with full gusto, and at the same time retaining the grain and the grit.” Jim will switch you on in the morning, move you on the dance-floor and take you down in the small hours. It’s a bold, promiscuously diverse album, mixing up gospel grooves, sweetly sung and fiercely passionate soul, delicately moving ballads, thumping early R & B, synthed-up disco, and even a touch of ‘hillbilly funk’. “I haven’t tried to hide the influences,” he says “This is the music I love.” But, listen closely and you can hear Jamie moving in new directions, creating a sound and style that is entirely his own. [Edited 3/7/08 15:31pm] | |
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Tracklisting:
Another Day Wait for Me Out of my System All I Wanna Do Little Bit Of Feel Good Figured Me Out Hurricane Green Light Where D'You Go Rope of Sand clocking out at 37:52 | |
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I'm looking forward to this! Been gone for a minute, now I'm back with the jump off | |
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it be good
lots a soul soundin songs!! | |
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well.. i'll say this.. Prince fans will go nuts over this one... | |
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Yeah, this guy seems to like Prince. Like he says on myspace "sounds like: Prince serenading Moodyman while Otis Redding and Aphex Twin watch "Wattstax"."
Or "When I come back around (freeform reform)" from his 2006 remix album "Multiply Additions" uses "Raspberry Beret"-beats in the beginning... It's going down, like the walls of Berlin, (where he lives). Get sexy sex, get funky at... The ORANGE Park - Funky President, people, it's bad! | |
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Multiply is dope...There is a guy thats on Michael Fakesch Dos album that sounds just like him, particularly the Complicated track...when does his album drop 1 over Jordan...the greatest since | |
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There is virtually no electronics on the new album.. if focuses on his unbelievable soulful voice.. got some funk with it too | |
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easily a contender for best album of 08.. solid as a rock | |
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