Chorus.fm — Watch Zane Lowe (http://www.soonermusic.com) talk to *James Blake* (http://www.myspace.com/jamesblakeproduction) about his debut album, production, dubstep and more here (http://www.soonermusic.com/video/755031440001/James-Blake-Interview/). more info

Guardian Music — Rapper to return with follow-up to My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy – not that he's ever really been awayIs the follow-up to My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy coming out in a matter of months? On Sunday, Kanye West announced that a previously undi... more info

Guardian Music — BBC Sound Of 2011 runner-up's sound is minimal, melancholy and magnificent, even if Feist, Gonzales and Portishead have expressed misgivingsJames Blake walks into the room munching a beetroot and goat's cheese sandwich, a gangly, youthful mixture of ... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — XFM - He'll be on with Steve Harris tonight to premier his brand new single... more info

Impose Magazine — Just got back from London and can report that broken up bass heavy music is essentially killing dance floors from the big clubs all the way down to the small pubs in east london. When I had to choose between James Blake's premiere show with his live ... more info

NME — 'Fuck You' continue its reign more info

Abeano — One Mystery If you’ve been paying attention to the Abeano Twitter (follow us hey!) you might have noticed we’ve been talking about Sicko Cell. Played in a Oneman set a couple of weeks ago and by the likes of James Blake (above), we still... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — XFM - The band will be up against James Blake and Jessie J.... more info

Guardian Music — Plan B, LondonOf all the names on the BBC's Sound of 2011 list, perhaps the most surprising is at number two: 21-year-old James Blake. The list isn't really about quality, but second-guessing what the public are going to buy. It's certainly nice that... more info

Stereogum — Dubstep’s journey from off-kilter production houses to the media-trend-piece radar is best captured by the name James Blake. Literally. Think back a few years to Burial’s willful obfuscation — oblique project moniker, zero press photos — and... more info