Tricky «I’m Yours (feat. Mitch Sanders)» – Back in the 1990s, Brit Tricky was one of the pioneers of trip hop, both with Massive Attack and with his solo stuff. He has remained active throughout the years and continued to put out interesting music. Admittedly, I hadn't followed him that much for a long time, but I noticed his releases in the last few years positively. This also applies to his new album “Different When It's Silent”, on which he mainly features Mitch Sanders, who comes from Bristol. The music has quite a dark and atmospheric feel to it, and the single makes use of a The Cure bassline.

MILK TALK «Milk And Honey» – the Japanese duo MILK TALK, on ​​the other hand, sounds completely different. It's clearly inspired by city pop (which has been making something of a comeback in the West for a few years now) and is very smooth and groovy.



Source: https://coast-is-clear.blogspot.com/2026/09/tricky-milk-talk.html



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