Thirteen years of silence: Dave Angel returns with an album rooted in jazz and soul
The British techno pioneer releases ‘A Time And Place’ on 18 September via R&S Records. Guests include vocalist Robert Owens, trumpeter Steve Waterman and guitarist Merv Carswell.
Dave Angel has announced a new album. ‘A Time And Place’ arrives on 18 September via R&S Records — the Briton’s first full-length in thirteen years, since 2013’s ‘Frame By Frame’.
Resident Advisor reported the announcement.
The record is rooted in jazz, soul and improvisation, a notable turn for a musician known first and foremost as a techno pioneer. Guest collaborators include vocalist Robert Owens, trumpeter Steve Waterman and guitarist Merv Carswell.
The album runs to fifteen tracks, among them ‘Goddess’, ‘Turquoise’, ‘Apocalypse’, ‘Réflexion’ featuring Waterman, ‘Do You Feel What I Feel’ with Aurii Sky and ‘Harmony Serenade’ with Robert Owens.
In the coming weeks Dave Angel plays two British shows: Margate on 26 September and Brighton on 3 October.
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