Wallflower
Jordan Rakei
Avoiding verse/chorus structures, Rakei harmonizes with his own voice in unexpected, ever-shifting ways that feel descended from Marvin Gaye’s late-’70s work. “Clues Blues” anchors the middle...
Wallflower
Jordan Rakei
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Avoiding verse/chorus structures, Rakei harmonizes with his own voice in unexpected, ever-shifting ways that feel descended from Marvin Gaye’s late-’70s work. “Clues Blues” anchors the middle...
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Contents and tracklist
Disc 1
Eye to Eye
May
Sorceress
Nerve
Goodbyes
Disc 2
Clues Blues
Chemical Coincidence
Carnation
Lucid
Hiding Place
Wallflower (Feat. Kaya Thomas-Dyke)
Awards and reviews
December 2017
Avoiding verse/chorus structures, Rakei harmonizes with his own voice in unexpected, ever-shifting ways that feel descended from Marvin Gaye’s late-’70s work. “Clues Blues” anchors the middle of the album with an intro of sequenced soundscapes that give way to herky-jerky dub-jazz with richly arranged horns.
