Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Emancipator - Soon It Will Be Cold Enough (2007)

Genre: Electronica / Trip Hop / Down Tempo
Release: 2007
Preview

1. Eve
2. Soon It Will Be Cold Enough To Build Fires
3. First Snow
4. Wolf Drawn
5. Anthem
6. Smoke Signals
7. When I Go
8. Periscope Up
9. With Rainy Eyes
10. Good Knight
11. Lionheart
12. Maps
13. Father King
14. The Darkest Evening Of The Year
15. Shook Ones Part II

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Alright guys, since the boss is away I'm gunna be doing an extra couple posts this week. Here's a gem of an album that you will be keeping on repeat for weeks if you like trip hop. Emancipator is a Canadian trip hop artist who is on Nujabes' label. Nujabes and Emancipator have very similar styles; If you like one, you'll definitely like the other. This is his first and (so far) only album, and every second of it is dope. The song I put in the preview, and that I listed as track 15 in the album is actually not in the real album. It's a track that I found on his myspace. I feel it's one of his best songs, and I had to let you all hear it. Make sure you let me know what your favourite song off this album is! Alright, enjoy!!

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yo!!! I love this album, i found it in winter 2007 and it was the music of this winter session.

My favourits are Track 2,5 and 9 but this album is so incredlible amazing ..every single song has a different story cant really say which one is THE best.

Don't miss this great album!! You definitely gonna love it!

- said...

Great album.Mainly "When I go" "First Snow" .... Thanks

Anonymous said...

Hey, thanks for posting this!

I threw it on basically as background music, but there were enough bits and pieces that caught my ear to make me go back and give it a serious listen. Well worth the time.

Z

Anonymous said...

This album is amazing! Not really the same style as most of the stuff on the blog, but it is worth a listen even if its not your thing.

Anonymous said...

This is one of the nicest compositions I have ever heard. The layers of beats and melodies are ridiculous. Outstanding album from start to finish.

does anyone know if there are other albums available from Emancipator?

Thanks for sharing!