Tricky"s 13th album, ununiform, originally released in September 2017 is a delicate, storming, intricate piece of work that sees Tricky take perhaps his most radical step yet - a journey into happiness and contentment.
Trackliste
1.1Obia Intro
1.2Same As It Ever Was
1.3New Stole
1.4Wait For Signal
1.5It's Your Day
1.6Blood Of My Blood
1.7Dark Days
1.8The Only Way
1.9Armor
1.10Doll
1.11Bang Boogie
1.12Running Wild
1.13When We Die More
Trackliste
1.1Obia Intro
1.2Same As It Ever Was
1.3New Stole
1.4Wait For Signal
1.5It's Your Day
1.6Blood Of My Blood
1.7Dark Days
1.8The Only Way
1.9Armor
1.10Doll
1.11Bang Boogie
1.12Running Wild
1.13When We Die More
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Tricky"s first album on his brand new False Idols imprint, launched almost a decade ago in 2013. "I was lost for ages" he says, after a 3 year hiatus since his previous album.
Tracklist
1.1Somebody's Sins
1.2Nothing Matters
1.3Valentine
1.4Bonnie & Clyde
1.5Parenthesis
1.6Nothing's Changed
1.7If Only I Knew
1.8Is That Your Life
2.1Tribal Drums
2.2We Don't Die
2.3Chinese Interlude
2.4Does It
2.5I'm Ready
2.6Hey Love
2.7Passion Of The Christ More
Tracklist
1.1Somebody's Sins
1.2Nothing Matters
1.3Valentine
1.4Bonnie & Clyde
1.5Parenthesis
1.6Nothing's Changed
1.7If Only I Knew
1.8Is That Your Life
2.1Tribal Drums
2.2We Don't Die
2.3Chinese Interlude
2.4Does It
2.5I'm Ready
2.6Hey Love
2.7Passion Of The Christ More
An essential collection of represses from Tricky"s catalogue available in colour. "Calling it Adrian Thaws is saying you don"t really know me," says Tricky, explaining the title of his 11th album. "So many times people have tried to put a finger on me and every album I go to a different place."
Tracklist
1.1Sun Down feat. Tirzah
1.2Lonnie Listen feat. Mykki Blanco & Francesca Belmonte
1.3Something In The Way feat. Francesca Belmonte
1.4Keep Me In Your Shake feat. Nneka
1.5The Unloved (Skit)
1.6Nicotine Love feat. Francesca Belmonte
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2.2I Had A Dream feat. Francesca Belmonte
2.3My Palestine Girl feat. Blue Daisy
2.4Why Don't You feat. Bella Gotti
2.5Silly Games feat. Tirzah
2.6Right Here feat. Oh Land
2.7Silver Tongue - When You Go More
Tracklist
1.1Sun Down feat. Tirzah
1.2Lonnie Listen feat. Mykki Blanco & Francesca Belmonte
1.3Something In The Way feat. Francesca Belmonte
1.4Keep Me In Your Shake feat. Nneka
1.5The Unloved (Skit)
1.6Nicotine Love feat. Francesca Belmonte
2.1Gangster Chronicles feat. Bella Gotti
2.2I Had A Dream feat. Francesca Belmonte
2.3My Palestine Girl feat. Blue Daisy
2.4Why Don't You feat. Bella Gotti
2.5Silly Games feat. Tirzah
2.6Right Here feat. Oh Land
2.7Silver Tongue - When You Go More
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An essential collection of represses from Tricky"s catalogue available in colour. "Calling it Adrian Thaws is saying you don"t really know me," says Tricky, explaining the title of his 11th album. "So many times people have tried to put a finger on me and every album I go to a different place."
Tracklist
1.1Sun Down feat. Tirzah
1.2Lonnie Listen feat. Mykki Blanco & Francesca Belmonte
1.3Something In The Way feat. Francesca Belmonte
1.4Keep Me In Your Shake feat. Nneka
1.5The Unloved (Skit)
1.6Nicotine Love feat. Francesca Belmonte
2.1Gangster Chronicles feat. Bella Gotti
2.2I Had A Dream feat. Francesca Belmonte
2.3My Palestine Girl feat. Blue Daisy
2.4Why Don't You feat. Bella Gotti
2.5Silly Games feat. Tirzah
2.6Right Here feat. Oh Land
2.7Silver Tongue - When You Go More
Tracklist
1.1Sun Down feat. Tirzah
1.2Lonnie Listen feat. Mykki Blanco & Francesca Belmonte
1.3Something In The Way feat. Francesca Belmonte
1.4Keep Me In Your Shake feat. Nneka
1.5The Unloved (Skit)
1.6Nicotine Love feat. Francesca Belmonte
2.1Gangster Chronicles feat. Bella Gotti
2.2I Had A Dream feat. Francesca Belmonte
2.3My Palestine Girl feat. Blue Daisy
2.4Why Don't You feat. Bella Gotti
2.5Silly Games feat. Tirzah
2.6Right Here feat. Oh Land
2.7Silver Tongue - When You Go More
Tricky"s first album on his brand new False Idols imprint, launched almost a decade ago in 2013. "I was lost for ages" he says, after a 3 year hiatus since his previous album.
Tracklist
1.1Somebody's Sins
1.2Nothing Matters
1.3Valentine
1.4Bonnie & Clyde
1.5Parenthesis
1.6Nothing's Changed
1.7If Only I Knew
1.8Is That Your Life
2.1Tribal Drums
2.2We Don't Die
2.3Chinese Interlude
2.4Does It
2.5I'm Ready
2.6Hey Love
2.7Passion Of The Christ More
Tracklist
1.1Somebody's Sins
1.2Nothing Matters
1.3Valentine
1.4Bonnie & Clyde
1.5Parenthesis
1.6Nothing's Changed
1.7If Only I Knew
1.8Is That Your Life
2.1Tribal Drums
2.2We Don't Die
2.3Chinese Interlude
2.4Does It
2.5I'm Ready
2.6Hey Love
2.7Passion Of The Christ More
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