Fred again.. – ten days

Album Info

Artist: Fred again..

Title: ten days

Year: 2024

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Tracklist

  • 1. .one (0:30)
  • 2. adore u (3:40)
  • 3. .two (0:10)
  • 4. ten (3:01)
  • 5. .three (0:15)
  • 6. fear less (3:34)
  • 7. .four (0:09)
  • 8. just stand there (4:20)
  • 9. .five (0:15)
  • 10. places to be (3:44)
  • 11. .six (0:28)
  • 12. glow (7:33)
  • 13. .seven (0:31)
  • 14. i saw you (3:40)
  • 15. .eight (0:15)
  • 16. where will i be (3:20)
  • 17. .nine (0:19)
  • 18. peace u need (5:44)
  • 19. .ten (0:29)
  • 20. backseat (5:14)

Review

In "Ten Days", Fred again.. masterfully weaves together his personal experiences and observations over a ten-day period, resulting in a richly textured album that seamlessly bridges intimate storytelling with groundbreaking production techniques. This conceptual approach is bolstered by the inclusion of short, numbered interludes that capture candid moments of drunken singalongs and muddled messages, effectively grounding each track in real-life context. The result is an album that not only tells a compelling narrative but also resonates with listeners on a deep emotional level.

The album's impressive array of collaborations adds a unique layer of depth, with contributions from artists like Obongjayar, Anderson .Paak, and Skrillex, among others. While "Adore U" showcases Obongjayar's soulful tones, "Fear Less" highlights Sampha's understated performance. Critics have praised the album's ability to strike a balance between vulnerability and catchy, radio-friendly anthems, with a "glittery, affectless quality" that explores the dancefloor while maintaining a "gushy, human centre". Fred again..'s versatility as a producer shines through in tracks like "Adore U" and "Fear Less", which blend contemplative electronica with euphoric highs and introspective moments. - Kara