Guardian Music — (Polydor) Related: James Blake: ‘I'm the opposite of punk. I've subdued a generation’ Stealth-released two weeks after his pivotal guest spot on Beyoncé’s Lemonade, The Colour in Anything finds James Blake consolidating an inte... more info

Core News — “Joining the musical dots – soul, hip-hop, Afro, Latin, electronica, jazz and beyond. James Blake explains Rick Rubin’s role on his new album The Colour In Anything. James Blake reveals to Gilles that he is working with Calafornia rapper Vince ... more info

KEXP Seattle — James Blake has dropped his highly anticipated album The Colour In Anything, his first full-length release since 2013’s outstanding Overgrown. The track “I Need a Forest Fire” is a collaboration with Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon and Frank Ocean e... more info

Stereogum — Do something for me. Watch the video below. You’ll be glad you did. It’s Bill Withers, onstage in a stadium in Zaire in 1974. He’s up there by himself, showing no sign that he even notices the thousands upon thousands of people watching him. He... more info

Impose Magazine — Last night, James Blake debuted three tracks from his new, billboard-announced album The Colour In Anything on Radio 1 with Annie Mac (morning if you live in the UK). On the show he also revealed the album would be out today. Surprise! It’s here. J... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — ANOHNI's Hopelessness is another stunning album from the Antony and the Johnsons lead singer, one of the year's most important albums. James Blake's The Colour in Anything, Julianna Barwick's Will, Little Scream's Cult Following, and White Lung's Par... more info

Idolator — Proof of life. more info

NME — Singer-songwriter released new album 'The Colour In Anything' today more info

Stereogum — When we heard that Chance The Rapper would be the musical guest on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show, many of us assumed that he’d release Chance 3, his long-awaited third mixtape, that night. He didn’t do that, and that’s probably hon... more info

Guardian Music — James Blake’s third album suggests he’s the only person who can make the space in electronic pop sound like a voidOn his third album, James Blake is where he has always been. A world of reverberating space, sparsely populated by stirrin... more info