Rare, Forever

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Following up on a deeply conceptual, critically acclaimed ambient record, the British producer returns heavily to the dancefloor without sacrificing emotional depth. The incredibly detailed album seamlessly intertwines propulsive tech-house rhythms with free-jazz saxophone flourishes, spoken-word interludes, and glitching textures. It operates as a highly personal, deeply complex exploration of memory and identity through the lens of underground club music.