Diamond Mine
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King Creosote, the prolific Scottish singer-songwriter, meets Jon Hopkins, the Essex-based electronic composer and producer. Diamond Mine strips away excess to find a beautifully minimal space where Creosote's observational lyrics and folk sensibility encounter Hopkins' carefully sculpted electronic soundscapes. Released in 2011 on Domino, this collaboration captures something remarkably intimate despite its sparse arrangement. The music breathes with a patient elegance, blending acoustic elements with shimmering synths and subtle beats that feel more atmospheric than driven. It's downtempo and contemplative, sitting somewhere between Creosote's folk roots and Hopkins' electronic explorations. A meeting of two distinct worlds that feels entirely natural.
Item Details+
| Genre | Electronic, Folk, World, and Country |
| Style | Downtempo, Folk |
| Media | Mint (M) |
| Sleeve | Mint (M) |
| Description | Sealed product. With Obi. |
| Label | Domino |
| Year | 2011 |
| Country | Australia |
| Format | CD |
Tracklist+
1. First Watch 2:37
2. John Taylor's Month Away 6:32
3. Bats In The Attic 3:43
4. Running On Fumes 6:36
5. Bubble 5:35
6. Your Own Spell 3:51
7. Your Young Voice 3:17
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