james blake

Listen to the results of the highly anticipated/bloggable James Blake + Bon Iver email collab, which came about after a "chance meeting" at SXSW back in March. Featuring production from JB and vox from Justin Vernon:

Skittering dancefloor beats from James Blake on non-album track "Love What Happened Here," which originally appeared on a Fantastic Mr. Fox mix from last year. Thanks to Abeano for the heads up.

James Litherland's "Where to Turn," which you'll recognize as the inspiration for James Blake's "The Wilhelm Scream." It's unclear whether this song was produced by Blake's father, or if in fact Litherland is his father, and while not exactly an outright cover, the song was certainly used as the basis for the standout track on Blake's debut LP: James Litherland :: Where to Tur

"Tep and the Logic" is a bonus track from James Blake's new self-titled LP, which drops next week on Atlas/A&M, and on Universal Republic here in the States. No Bon Iver comparisons here, as this one's more in line with the hauntingly stark and spacious tracks found on last year's amazing Klavierwerke EP...

On the off chance you haven't heard this thing yet: James Blake posted up an 11-minute sampler of his new record, which drops next week on Atlas/A&M: James Blake :: album sampler

James Blake performs 3 songs from his forthcoming full-length for BBC Radio 1: James Blake :: Live at Maida Vale for BBC Radio 1 _________ Pre-order James Blake here.