Last night (October 16), James Blake undertook another BBC Radio 1 Residency and, as could be expected, the post-dubstep wonder used his on-air time to debut a new single. The track in question is a piano-warping tune titled "Building It Still."
The song busts out the familiar, soft and mumbled coos of Blake, wrapping these around a series of wubbed synths and a deconstructed wash of piano. While the arrangement quickly unravels into an amber spotlight-lit arrangement of jazz lounge piano for a moment or two, the song is more comfortable contorting the source material into something a tad more danceable.
You'll hear the follow-up to last year's Overgrown artist's latest track down below. Hell, maybe you'll even hear it at one of Blake's upcoming tour dates, which include a November 30 stop at Toronto's Mod Club. You can see the rest of his show schedule here.
Thanks to FACT for the tip.
The song busts out the familiar, soft and mumbled coos of Blake, wrapping these around a series of wubbed synths and a deconstructed wash of piano. While the arrangement quickly unravels into an amber spotlight-lit arrangement of jazz lounge piano for a moment or two, the song is more comfortable contorting the source material into something a tad more danceable.
You'll hear the follow-up to last year's Overgrown artist's latest track down below. Hell, maybe you'll even hear it at one of Blake's upcoming tour dates, which include a November 30 stop at Toronto's Mod Club. You can see the rest of his show schedule here.
Thanks to FACT for the tip.
