Showing posts with label Kele. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kele. Show all posts
Monday, 3 October 2011
Preview Kele's New EP
iTunes now has 90-second previews of every song on Kele's forthcoming EP, The Hunter, due out 31st October (although iTunes has it down as 7th November). The link is here.
Friday, 23 September 2011
New Kele Single Debuted Last Night
Kele's new single, What Did I Do? (feat. Lucy Taylor) debuted on Radio 1 last night. You can see the video below.
The song is the first single taken from his upcoming EP, The Hunter, due out October 31st. More details here.
The song is the first single taken from his upcoming EP, The Hunter, due out October 31st. More details here.
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Kele Announces New EP
Kele Okereke, frontman of Bloc Party, has announced a solo EP to be released October 31st. The EP is entitled The Hunter and follows his debut album The Boxer. The tracklist is:
01. What Did I Do? (feat. Lucy Taylor)
02. Release Me
03. Devotion
04. Goodbye Horses
05. Cable's Goodbye
06. Love As A Weapon
07. You Belong To Someone Else
01. What Did I Do? (feat. Lucy Taylor)
02. Release Me
03. Devotion
04. Goodbye Horses
05. Cable's Goodbye
06. Love As A Weapon
07. You Belong To Someone Else
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Best Of 2010 - #11
Kele - The Boxer

The second of the two solo albums I heard this year. Bloc Party's lead singer has taken on electronic music and it's worked, more or less. From the pounding opening beat of Walk Tall to the sense of happiness that runs throughout closing track Yesterday's Gone, the album runs through several different ideas and keeps it fresh.
The best songs are Tenderoni and Rise, which are both almost dance music, and the penultimate track All The Things I Could Never Say, which is absolutely stunning. I don't care much for Unholy Thoughts, The New Rules or Yesterday's Gone but they're still relatively decent tracks.
That said, now Kele has got this off his chest, I'm still hoping for a Bloc Party comeback.
SCORE

Previous albums (Bloc Party): Silent Alarm (7/10), A Weekend In The City (7/10), Intimacy (10/10)

The second of the two solo albums I heard this year. Bloc Party's lead singer has taken on electronic music and it's worked, more or less. From the pounding opening beat of Walk Tall to the sense of happiness that runs throughout closing track Yesterday's Gone, the album runs through several different ideas and keeps it fresh.
The best songs are Tenderoni and Rise, which are both almost dance music, and the penultimate track All The Things I Could Never Say, which is absolutely stunning. I don't care much for Unholy Thoughts, The New Rules or Yesterday's Gone but they're still relatively decent tracks.
That said, now Kele has got this off his chest, I'm still hoping for a Bloc Party comeback.
SCORE

Previous albums (Bloc Party): Silent Alarm (7/10), A Weekend In The City (7/10), Intimacy (10/10)
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