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James Blake

James Blake (born 26 September 1988) is a Grammy-nominated electronic musician and singer-songwriter from London, England, United Kingdom. Blake is primarily considered a dubstep ...read more on Last.fm →

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James Blake - Timeless (Ft. Vince Staples)

Sounds like: SOHN, Sampha

Tags: Electronic, Experimental electronic, James Blake

By Aaron Blum on Sep 2, 2016 | In case you are living under a rock, James Blake dropped a new album this year that I consider to be one of the top five albums of the year, and "Timeless" is up there as one of my favorite tracks from The Colour in Anything. Having recently collabo... read more →

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James Blake x Bon Iver x Anohni - I Need A Drone Bomb (Golden Vessel Remix)

Sounds like: James Blake, Bon Iver, Anohni

Tags: electronic remixes, ambient electronic, James Blake

By searra ruggeri on Aug 10, 2016 | Golden Vessel's "I Need A Drone Bomb" is a combination of many things. Part remix and part mashup, it's a tasteful and tranquil reimagining of two of the producer's top tracks of 2016. It's an intimidating task mixing two songs that stand so strongl... read more →

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James Blake - I Need A Forest Fire (Ft. Bon Iver) (Alfonso Frawls Remix)

Sounds like: Justice, Cassius, Stardust

Tags: Electronic, remixes, house

By Tobias Handke on Jul 18, 2016 | If you thought James Blake and Bon Iver's downtrodden collaboration, "I Need A Forest Fire" was something special, wait until you get a load of this remix from Alfonso Frawls. The Australian producer and DJ has given Blake's track an entire new fee... read more →

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James Blake - I Need A Forest Fire (Ft. Bon Iver)

Sounds like: S. Carey, James Vincent McMorrow

Tags: Editor's Pick, folk, James Blake, bon iver

By Jason Grishkoff on May 6, 2016 | In case you somehow missed it, James Blake released a new album last night. One of the standouts on the release is this single, "I Need A Forest Fire." It features none other than Bon Iver, and comes across as a beautiful, beautiful experimental fol... read more →

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James Blake - Modern Soul

Sounds like: Jamie xx, How To Dress Well, Mount Kimbie

Tags: Electronic, male vocalist, soul

By Tobias Handke on Feb 16, 2016 | James Blake returns with his first piece of new music in ages during his BBC Radio 1 residency. Entitled "Modern Soul," that track places Blake's soulful vocals over a soothing piano line that slowly interjects building electronic sounds with Blake'... read more →

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James Blake - Retrograde (Feki & Glasshouse Cover)

Sounds like: Mura Masa, Chet Faker, Sampha

Tags: Editor's Pick, soul, covers, James Blake

By Jason Grishkoff on Nov 30, 2015 | This is an absolutely epic cover, save for the climax. I could do without that. That said, the rest of it is so good that I have little option but to share it with y'all today. Because Feki and Glasshouse have knocked it out of the park on this one.... read more →

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Simon & Garfunkel - Sounds Of Silence (James Blake Cover)

Sounds like: The xx, King Krule, How To Dress Well

Tags: downtempo, male vocalist, soul

By Tobias Handke on Oct 10, 2015 | I've always been a little iffy when it comes to James Blake, but this cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "Sounds Of Silence" had me shedding a tear or two, especially when he dedicated the track to a friend who passed away on New Year's Eve. Debut on ... read more →

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Mount Kimbie x James Blake - Untitled

Sounds like: Shlohmo, Burial

Tags: Electronic, experimental, James Blake

By Jason Grishkoff on Sep 10, 2015 | So, Mount Kimbie are doing a residency over at NTS Radio, which obviously means lots of good music. One unexpected piece of audio unveiled on the show was this 2009 collab with James Blake, which never really saw the light of day. Flash forward six... read more →

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