Juxtapose

Tricky · 1999

35 min · 10 tracks · electronic · trip hop · experimental hip-hop

A vibrant blend of trip-hop, rock, and electronic soundscapes that challenge and intrigue at every turn.

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Why this album works

Best for: short, engaging listening sessions dynamic emotional journeys contemplative late-night vibes
Context: By the time 'Juxtapose' was released in 1999, Tricky was transitioning from his groundbreaking debut, 'Maxinquaye', to exploring new avenues in his music. This album followed his third studio effort, 'Pre-Millennium Tension', showcasing a shift towards a more eclectic sound while still retaining his signature atmospheric style. At this point, he was solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in the trip-hop genre.
If you like: electronic, trip hop, experimental hip-hop

Juxtapose is an album by Tricky, released in 1999. A vibrant blend of trip-hop, rock, and electronic soundscapes that challenge and intrigue at every turn. Upon its release, 'Juxtapose' charted in several countries and received mixed to positive reviews from critics, emphasizing Tricky's willingness to experiment with different genres. The album featured collaborations with various artists and contributed to the evolving sound of late '90s electronic music, influencing many artists within the alternative and hip-hop scenes. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Juxtapose sound like?

A vibrant blend of trip-hop, rock, and electronic soundscapes that challenge and intrigue at every turn. Rooted in electronic and trip hop.

What makes Juxtapose by Tricky notable?

Upon its release, 'Juxtapose' charted in several countries and received mixed to positive reviews from critics, emphasizing Tricky's willingness to experiment with different genres. The album featured collaborations with various artists and contributed to the evolving sound of late '90s electronic music, influencing many artists within the alternative and hip-hop scenes. By the time 'Juxtapose' was released in 1999, Tricky was transitioning from his groundbreaking debut, 'Maxinquaye', to exploring new avenues in his music. This album followed his third studio effort, 'Pre-Millennium Tension', showcasing a shift towards a more eclectic sound while still retaining his signature atmospheric style. At this point, he was solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in the trip-hop genre.

Who is Juxtapose for?

Juxtapose works well if you're into short, engaging listening sessions, dynamic emotional journeys and contemplative late-night vibes.

How many songs are on Juxtapose?

Juxtapose has 10 tracks, running approximately 35 minutes.