Diamond Mine
Jon Hopkins · 2011
32 min · 7 tracks · electronica
A delicate blend of ambient textures and folk melodies creating an ethereal soundscape.
Why this album works
'Diamond Mine' received widespread critical acclaim, appearing on numerous end-of-year lists and winning the 2012 Scottish Album of the Year Award. Its unique blend of electronica and folk influences helped bridge communities in the UK music scene, influencing artists interested in genre-blurring collaborations.
- Best for
- steady pacing with gentle peaks ethereal soundscapes for relaxation morning coffee ambiance
- Context
- In 2011, Jon Hopkins was building his profile as a prominent electronic artist with 'Diamond Mine' being a collaborative project with Scottish singer-songwriter King Creosote. This album followed his critically acclaimed work on 'Insides' in 2009 and marked a significant artistic collaboration that showcased his ability to merge electronic music with acoustic elements.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 First Watch 2:36
- 2 John Taylor's Month Away Standout 6:31
- 3 Bats in the Attic 3:43
- 4 Running on Fumes Standout 6:36
- 5 Bubble 5:34
- 6 Your Own Spell Standout 3:51
- 7 Your Young Voice 3:17
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