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Track List
01) Time Out
02) Aroma
03) Fallen
04) Pass the Buck
05) Nothing But
06) The Source
07) Take Me There
08) Rizon
09) Is This Real
10) Privilege
11) Carcosa
12) Untitled Ghost
13) Heaven Sent
14) Justify
15) Privilege (instrumental)
16) Justify (Full vocal version)
01) Time Out
02) Aroma
03) Fallen
04) Pass the Buck
05) Nothing But
06) The Source
07) Take Me There
08) Rizon
09) Is This Real
10) Privilege
11) Carcosa
12) Untitled Ghost
13) Heaven Sent
14) Justify
15) Privilege (instrumental)
16) Justify (Full vocal version)
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First Released
2015
Drum & Bass
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Collaborations on the album come from SCAR and newcomer Dawn Wall whilst vocals are taken care of by DRS, Steo, Terri Walker and MC Sense.
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A mature, confident long player that when listening you can't help but feel is 'potential achieved' and a genuine pleasure to be releasing via the label. The aesthetic of the album harks back to early AI material. It's full of soul but at hints at darker moments amongst its beauty. The palette of the project draws on classic era Jungle and goes as far back as Chicago house but in its entirety it's much more than that; they are just some of the influences to be found on an expansive album that ticks many boxes. Label boss at Metalheadz, Goldie, had this to say of the album, "Artificial Intelligence have given us some great music in the past so naturally I'm really happy that we'll be releasing their latest album, I've been a fan for a long time."
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Collaborations on the album come from SCAR and newcomer Dawn Wall whilst vocals are taken care of by DRS, Steo, Terri Walker and MC Sense.
User Album Review
A mature, confident long player that when listening you can't help but feel is 'potential achieved' and a genuine pleasure to be releasing via the label. The aesthetic of the album harks back to early AI material. It's full of soul but at hints at darker moments amongst its beauty. The palette of the project draws on classic era Jungle and goes as far back as Chicago house but in its entirety it's much more than that; they are just some of the influences to be found on an expansive album that ticks many boxes. Label boss at Metalheadz, Goldie, had this to say of the album, "Artificial Intelligence have given us some great music in the past so naturally I'm really happy that we'll be releasing their latest album, I've been a fan for a long time."
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