Name: Space Between The Words
Brand: Dan Le Sac

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2012-07-09

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SBESTC54

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Dan Le Sac

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Sunday Best

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Electronic

Sunday Best is a music label that was founded in 2000 by Rob da Bank, Sarah Bolshi, and Ben Turner. With a passion for discovering and promoting talented artists, the label has become known for its diverse roster of musicians across various genres.
From electronic to indie, Sunday Best has released albums from both established and emerging artists, showcasing their unique sounds to a global audience. The label's commitment to quality music and artistic expression has earned them a reputation as an influential force in the industry.
With a focus on nurturing talent and fostering creativity, Sunday Best continues to push boundaries and challenge conventions. Their dedication to supporting artists throughout their careers ensures that they remain at the forefront of innovation in the ever-evolving music landscape.

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limited edition digipak. dan le sac releases his debut solo album 'space between the words' on sunday best. written, produced and with vocals from dan himself, the album features collaborations with emmy the great, merz, sarah williams white, b dolan, joshua idehen and pete hefferan. taking a step sideways from the percussive atmospherics that were the backdrop to scroobius pip words' on their top 40 albums 'angles' (2008) and 'the logic of chance' (2010), dan embraces everything from electro-pop to psychedelia, all accompanied by an impressive array of vocal talent. along the way he lets the spotlight fall on some wonderful, fresh new vocalists, as well as working with one of his musical heroes, the cult electronic folk singer merz, who appears on the album's opening number, a pulsing house-pop gem, 'long night of life' and the lush melodic song 'zephyr' that seems to have escaped from the late 1960s via le sac's electronica time machine. dan hasn't veered completely away from rap and spoken word as the groovy, chatted 'tuning' shows, a collaboration with long-term peer and poet joshua idehen. there are also two songs featuring rising mic-master b. dolan, the bass-punching party tune 'good time gang war' and the crafty, crunk-tinted smasher, 'caretaker'. an established name who contributes her unique voice to 'space between the words' is emmy the great. 'memorial' is a delightful surprise, it has a touch of shirley bassey bond theme about it, albeit filtered through clubbier beats. elsewhere dan showcases hot rising singers sarah williams white and pete hefferan - formerly of pete and the pirates who sings on one of the album's two covers, a deliciously doleful, piano-tinted take on arab strap's 'cherubs', a tune dan had wanted to record for years. dan le sac's reputation for vibrant good times at festivals and club nights is unarguable, but he's also proved with 'space between the words' that he's a musical force to be reckoned with and he has created a smart, zingy debut shot that will appeal to fans of indie, dance, hip hop, electronica and much else besides. it's one to file alongside metronomy, hot chip and field music as a sharply individual snapshot of modern pop's endless possibilities.

Space Between The Words

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