AllHipHop — FRANK OCEAN'S NEW MUSIC IS INCREDIBLE ACCORDING TO JAMES BLAKE! more info

Idolator — Blake shares his opinion of Ocean’s long-awaited new album. more info

NME — R&B singer is expected to follow-up his 2012 debut later this year more info

NME — The musician also said he wasn't going to 'go full Diplo' in new interview more info

Rolling Stone — In a year defined by surprise albums, James Blake has positioned himself at pop's forefront. Starting in April, the English singer shocked the Internet twice in less than two weeks, appearing on Beyoncé's Lemonade and then releasing his third a... more info

Guardian Music — A new wave of male indie artists, such as Car Seat Headrest, Palace Winter, Kevin Morby, Alex G and Whitney are not afraid to show their sensitive sideAs pop’s foremost females furiously demolish all in their path – think Beyoncé, wa... more info

Rolling Stone — As we near 2016's halfway mark, this year is shaping up to be one of the most eventful in recent pop history. We've lost icons, seen legendary bands reunite and, thankfully, enjoyed a steady stream of new music from some of the biggest acts in the wo... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tonight's NYC shows include ANOHNI, Wolf Parade, James Blake, Marissa Nadler, Gwenno and more. Continue reading… more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — James Blake makes beautiful music about feeling miserable. In his exquisitely rendered songs, which connect twitchy English dubstep to slow-burn American R&B, the narrator is always lamenting the disappearance of something: love, mostly, but also chi... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — James Blake makes beautiful music about feeling miserable. In his exquisitely rendered songs, which connect twitchy English dubstep to slow-burn American R&B, the narrator is always lamenting the disappearance of something: love, mostly, but also chi... more info