Taken from the forthcoming album Everything Is Recorded by Richard Russell out February 16th on XL Recordings.

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About Everything Is Recorded. This track was premiered on Richard Russell’s Represent 10. FM on March 14th, 2017, and begins at the 1:13:50 mark. Nearly a year following the demo, the finished version gives a more fleshed out song with heavier vocals and additional production work. Everything Is Recorded" Track Info. Written By Richard Russell. Strings, String Arrangement Owen Pallett. Release Date February 15, 2018. Everything Is Recorded by Richard Russell Everything Is Recorded.

For his latest project, Everything Is Recorded, Russell has surrounded himself with the XL Junior Varsity Team-meaning no Adele or Vampire Weekend, let alone Frank or Thom, but a few appearances from Sampha, Ibeyi, and Young Turks-signed Kamasi Washington. The album’s other standout is Be My Friend, which also foregrounds Infinite, his voice layered this time so as to become a choir. Russell brings in a sample of Dallas preacher TD Jakes talking about the illusion of solitude: It is possible to be alone and not live alone/It is possible to feel alone and not work alone.

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Everything Is Recorded - Everything Is Recorded (2018) Artist & Producer on all tracks. Bobby Womack - The Best is Yet to Come (TBA) Co-producer multiple tracks with Damon Albarn. Stokes, Paul (21 January 2012). Vampire Weekend top US albums chart". NME. Retrieved 14 June 2017. a b c d Teather, David (13 July 2007). a b "Everything Is Recorded - Close But Not Quite (EP)". Retrieved 2017-06-26. Interview, HitQuarters September 2008. Interview, Daily Telegraph July 2010.

Everything Is Recorded has its sublime moments, but despite a pervasive post-tricky hip-hop nocturnalism and some loopy-interlude glue sprinkled through, it's just too disparate to cohere into a compelling whole. This album is a collaborative effort of the record label, XL Recordings, curated and produced by label owner Richard Russell, with anThis album is a collaborative effort of the record label, XL Recordings, curated and produced by label owner Richard Russell, with an assortment of the labels artists enlisted as features. Unsurprisingly, Sampha kills it on this record, except for the title track which was a little lackluster to me. Giggs' cameo track was cool, and Kamasi Washington's saxophone was as sleek as every (but didn't necessarily fit the vibe of the album.

From the producer’s point of view, however, recording is salvation. The album begins with a few beeps, a sound that means this thing is on. Producers want to capture everything, in case the artist does something immense once the record button is turned off. It’s OK, Russell is saying (perhaps to himself): we’ve got it locked down. Here, though, is where Everything Is Recorded becomes more slippery

Everything Is Recorded is a project that I am entirely split with and that is why my score is exactly 50. There are some parts of this album, namely the parts with Sampha in that seem to be excel, "Close But Not Quite" as well as "Everything Is Recorded" are very good tracks and fit well with the album's overall theme.