He even worked with one of the electronic greats like Björk and Massive Attack. For the very first time, he’s worked with an outside producer named Mark “Spike” Stent, a grammy-award winning producer who’s worked with just about everyone in pop including Madonna, U2, Coldplay, Oasis, Muse, Ellie Goulding, Pink, Keane and Lady Gaga just to name a few. However this time, he’s not doing the album on his own. Now, we have Moby, who just released his eleventh studio album this week, Innocents recreates a lot of the material that has worked to his advantage over a decade ago with Play, while also throwing the best elements from his last couple of albums (mainly Wait for Me and Destroyed) resulting in an album that is rich, pure, soothing, hugely sentimental and beautifully uplifting. So far this year we had Ulrich Schnauss return with his first album under his own name in five years delivering another dreamy ambient album A Long Way to Fall, Tricky releasing a new album similar to the sound with his debut Maxinquaye with False Idols, Karl Hyde from Underworld releasing his stellar debut solo album Edgeland, Daft Punk saving dance music from the recycled corporate hands of will.i.am, while also giving it a new edge with the excellent Random Access Memories, Boards of Canada releasing their first album in eight years with the brilliant Tomorrow’s Harvest, BT returning to his pure old skool roots in the trance genre while also updating marvellously in A Song Across Wires, and coming up, we have VNV Nation releasing their new album titled Transnational. 2013 has been a great year for electronic music so far, with many of the greats returned and delivering some of their best works in a long 2013 has been a great year for electronic music so far, with many of the greats returned and delivering some of their best works in a long time.
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