Metronomy - Posse EP Volume 2

Metronomy - Posse EP Volume 2Metronomy esteemed purveyors of some of the worlds best loved and eclectic indie electronic pop music have opened a new chapter of their long and colourful musical life. Naturally, its a collaborative and generous one on forthcoming Posse EP Volume 2, out 12th July on new label home Ninja Tune. Across its five tracks band founder and central figure Joe Mount shifts into the role of producer, creating musical worlds where new singers and artists can

" and Amir Yaghmai (appearing as Young Dad) offers clean and melancholy post-Mozza melody to the disturbed under-pinning of "One and Lonely"

“‘Forever Forever’ is an album about the love I have for the people in my life

the album defies all expectations - solidifying his position as one of Britain's most respected electronic artists

My aunt Elaheh (“E”) was the rock of my father’s family and her absence has been really heartbreaking to process

supported by a close circle of like-minded musical friends including - but not limited to - Louis Cole (Brainfeeder)

His album arrives on the back of eager expectation

deep synths and cut up vocals

admirably showcasing the breadth and depth of SDJR’s productions and the honesty and humour that makes his music so instantly recogniseable

but one of the greatest lyricists full stop

eyes continue to smile at forgiveness

” but it’s the way Dickerson integrates it and builds on it which is really special

Chic-like funk beats