Cleo Sol - MotherFollowing last year's universally adored Rose In The Dark, Cleo Sol is back with an album that challenges its predecessor's supremacy. Titled Mother, the new project adds to an extraordinarily stellar run from the West London singer songwriter, who's been a beacon in British soul (and R&G) since the early 2000s.

marks an exuberant return to the 70s Anatolian folk-rock sound that characterised Altın Gün’s first two albums

In that time is has remained at the very forefront of the garage revival with a mix of old-school classics and fresh new bangers

It’s an assemblage of the fractal

it can easily be revived and revisited in a current key without sounding obsolete

both trained musicians and analogue synth aficionados

who I was then

The twelve-track ‘Ultimate Yokota 1991-2019’ collection traverses through Yokota’s emotive and playful house sounds

out of her latest album "To Hell With It"

and engineers understood their role in the process

aka Silverlining

Though the project was completed in ’98

words feel subordinate to the energy and personality he presents