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Track List
01) Too Much Yayo
02) Money Isn't Everything
03) Walk of Shame
04) Something to Hide
05) Shake Hands With Shadows
06) Not a Good Idea
07) Bright Sunny Day
08) The Darker the Shadow the Brighter the Light
09) Funny Dream
10) Gonna Hurt When This Is Over
11) Kick the Can
12) Each Day Gives
13) Someone Else's Tune
14) Troubled Waters
15) Good Old Daze
01) Too Much Yayo
02) Money Isn't Everything
03) Walk of Shame
04) Something to Hide
05) Shake Hands With Shadows
06) Not a Good Idea
07) Bright Sunny Day
08) The Darker the Shadow the Brighter the Light
09) Funny Dream
10) Gonna Hurt When This Is Over
11) Kick the Can
12) Each Day Gives
13) Someone Else's Tune
14) Troubled Waters
15) Good Old Daze
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2023
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The Darker the Shadow the Brighter the Light is the sixth album by English rapper and producer Mike Skinner, under his music project The Streets. It was released on 13 October 2023 through 679 and Warner Music UK. It marks his first studio album in nearly 13 years, following Computers and Blues (2011).
Background
Skinner announced the 15-track album on 12 July and shared a first song titled "Troubled Waters", which was described as "a dynamically-paced cut" that showcases "deft lyricism" on top of drum and bass beats. Considered a "classic Streets album", it is set to feature contributions by Kevin Mark Trail, Robert Harvey and Teef. A film of the same name will be released alongside the album, dubbed a "tripped out noir murder mystery based in Londons' clubland". He will embark on a tour through the United Kingdom in fall 2023.
Skinner first talked about the project in 2018. Back then he revealed that work on the album and film took "seven long years". After a few first attempts with shorts and music videos, he felt ready to make a film. Initially, he tried a "traditional" approach but soon realised to follow his instincts. As a matter of fact, Skinner took it upon himself to fund, write, direct, act, edit, mix and produce both projects all by himself. He further opined that both projects could not exist without each other, as the album works as a soundtrack and, at times, narrator of the film. In summary, Skinner described The Darker the Shadow the Brighter the Light as "all the fruits of a decade on the DJ circuit", impressions of people in clubs and back rooms, as well as "testing out beats and basslines to see what connected".
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The Darker the Shadow the Brighter the Light is the sixth album by English rapper and producer Mike Skinner, under his music project The Streets. It was released on 13 October 2023 through 679 and Warner Music UK. It marks his first studio album in nearly 13 years, following Computers and Blues (2011).
Background
Skinner announced the 15-track album on 12 July and shared a first song titled "Troubled Waters", which was described as "a dynamically-paced cut" that showcases "deft lyricism" on top of drum and bass beats. Considered a "classic Streets album", it is set to feature contributions by Kevin Mark Trail, Robert Harvey and Teef. A film of the same name will be released alongside the album, dubbed a "tripped out noir murder mystery based in Londons' clubland". He will embark on a tour through the United Kingdom in fall 2023.
Skinner first talked about the project in 2018. Back then he revealed that work on the album and film took "seven long years". After a few first attempts with shorts and music videos, he felt ready to make a film. Initially, he tried a "traditional" approach but soon realised to follow his instincts. As a matter of fact, Skinner took it upon himself to fund, write, direct, act, edit, mix and produce both projects all by himself. He further opined that both projects could not exist without each other, as the album works as a soundtrack and, at times, narrator of the film. In summary, Skinner described The Darker the Shadow the Brighter the Light as "all the fruits of a decade on the DJ circuit", impressions of people in clubs and back rooms, as well as "testing out beats and basslines to see what connected".
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