20. rainy miller – joseph, what have you done?
moody, warm, inviting and eclectic, the manchester-based artist has released an ambient / electronic masterpiece where he channels his vulnerability and artistry into something immersive and truly special. review | the album
19. kokoroko – tuff times never last
kokoroko’s liveliest, most cohesive and punchiest album to date. the london-based jazz outfit have released another masterpiece. review / the album
18. nidia & valentina – estradas (versions)
estradas remixed with some electrifying, memorable and fun compositions that bring together some of the most talented electronic musicians working today. review / the album
17. joe armon jones – all the quiet part i & part ii
joe armon-jones’ double album is his most ambitious and monumental achievement to date. riveting compositions that meander between gloomy, restless soundscapes and lighter, more atmospheric moments that capture joe’s talents as a composer poignantly throughout. review (part i) | review (part ii) | the album (part i) | the album (part ii)
16. james k – friend
an experimental, catchy dream-pop album with some heavy electronic rhythms and a sweetness to it, friend is an incredible body of work that showcases james k’s talents as a producer, singer and songwriter. it includes some of my most played records of the year. review | the album
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