Name: I Feel Cream
Brand: Peaches

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375 Media

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Release date

2009-05-01

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5929032

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634904041526

Artist

Peaches

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Genre EU

Electronic

Canadian born musician, producer, filmmaker, actress, and performance artist. Peaches is a multi-talented artist known for her provocative and boundary-pushing work in the music industry. With a unique blend of electronic beats and catchy lyrics, she has captivated audiences around the world.

Influenced by artists such as *Chicks On Speed*, *Ladytron*, and *Miss Kittin*, Peaches has carved out her own distinct sound that defies categorization. Her music combines elements of punk, electroclash, and dance-pop to create a truly original style.

Peaches' live performances are legendary for their high energy and theatricality. She is not afraid to push boundaries and challenge societal norms through her art. With an impressive discography spanning over two decades, Peaches continues to innovate and inspire with each new release.

An independent record label, XL Recordings was launched in 1989 by Richard Russell and his team. Originally an off-shoot of City Beat Records, XL quickly became known for releasing rave and dance music. Over the years, XL has grown to become one of the leading labels in the industry, managing a roster of talented artists including *Leah Riches*, *a6001996*, and *a60243*. In 1996, XL officially incorporated and became the copyright-holder of its releases. To celebrate their 15th anniversary in 2004, XL launched their XLXV series of re-issues. Today, they continue to thrive as a pioneering force in the music world.

Newest Listed Items

on her new album 'i feel cream' peaches does it again, this time producing, along with the likes of simian mobile disco, soulwax, digitalism and drums of death, her most pop-sounding album to date. that's not to say she's mellowing or taking things easy. far from it in fact, peaches now seems as relevant to the musical landscape as ever before. the beats remain as harsh and uncompromising as ever but with a new-found melodic groove that has only been previously hinted at. a perfect example of this is opening track 'serpentine,' the title track 'i feel cream' or the luscious synth-pop of 'lose you,' which sees peaches deliver one of her most delicate and graceful vocal performances yet. of course, she still retains that lyrical bite - in 'billionaire' (featuring shunda k of yo majesty) she sings of how "you do diddly-squat / no plot / you took a shot / but forgot you're the fly that i squat."

I Feel Cream

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