With the digital drop coming September 9 on Hyperdub, vinyl and CD formats of Jessy Lanza‘s Pull My Hair Back LP are now available exclusively to Boomkat. The record arrived with respectfully minimal hype for her subtle debut, with the Boomkat review dubbing it “one of Hyperdub‘s finest releases in 2013″.

The 9-tracker has been described by the label as “graceful and erotic without the gratuitous close ups”, and “icey and sensual, sweet without rotting your teeth.” Lanza‘s vocals float atop the frothiest champagne bubble, arpeggios and padded bass bump in ‘Giddy’, and ring out against the cyber-sprung slow-fast ticks in ‘5785021’ beside the magically sparse single track, ‘Kathy Lee’. The throbbing ‘F*ck Diamond’ has deepest house potential, and ‘Keep Moving’ is supremely debonaire disco without the schmaltz. While being an incredibly melancholic album in my opinion, it’s just so dreamy I can barely write this without shutting my eyes and and doing the smuggest soul gurn. Recommend this one…

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Tracklist:
01. Giddy
02. 5785021
03. Kathy Lee
04. Fuck Diamond
05. Keep Moving
06. Against The Wall
07. Pull My Hair Back
08. As If
09. Strange Emotion