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James Blake, James Blake Litherland

デビュー James Blake's 2011 self-titled debut album is a landmark UK electronic/post-dubstep record. Here's an overview: ## James Blake (2011) **Released:** February 2011 (Atlas/A&M/Polydor/Republic) **Style:** A blend of post-dubstep, minimal electronic production, and soulful, melancholic songwriting — sparse arrangements built around silence, bass, and Blake's processed, falsetto-inflected vocals. **Notable tracks:** - **"Limit to Your Love"** — a cover of a Feist song, this became the breakout single, known for its stark piano and cavernous sub-bass drop - **"The Wilhelm Scream"** - **"I Never Learnt to Share"** - **"Lindisfarne I" / "Lindisfarne II"** - **"To Care (Like You)"** **Reception:** The album was widely praised by critics for its originality and emotional restraint, helping establish Blake as a major new voice bridging electronic/dance music (he'd come up through the UK dubstep/bass scene) and singer-songwriter traditions. It appeared on many "best of 2011" lists and is often cited as influential on the sound of subsequent alternative R&B and electronic artists. **Legacy:** This debut set the template for Blake's career — he went on to release *Overgrown* (2013, which won the Mercury Prize), *The Colour in Anything* (2016), *Assume Form* (2019), and later albums, while also becoming a sought-after collaborator (Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Frank Ocean, etc.). If you'd like, I can look up more specific details — like the full tracklist, chart performance, or reviews — just let me know what you're curious about. (Also worth noting: I don't have live access to a database, so if you need precise details like exact chart positions or release dates, it's worth double-checking those.)

生年月日 1988年9月26日

出身地イギリス