Jamie Lidell - Multiply (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2005
- 10 tracks
- 39 min
- pop soul
Multiply
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In "Multiply Additions," Jamie Lidell offers a collection of remixes, enhancing them with live renditions that highlight his soulful vocals even more. Gonzales' remix of "Multiply" carries on this vibe. The Freeform Five add an acid-disco twist to "Why I Come Back Around," while Four Tet gives "The City" a more abstract, stomping beat. Luke Vibert, though, has a blast with his version of "A Little Bit More," chopping it up and layering it with acid until only the vocals remain. Mocky's take on "What's The Use" seems to just tack on a lackluster rap. Herbert works his magic on two tracks, transforming "Multiply" into a house tune with a Hawaiian feel and turning "A Little Bit More" into a weird, minimalistic sparkler. Lastly, Mara Carlyle steps in to sing "Game For Fools," turning it into a ukulele folk song. Keep those remixes rolling in!
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