Jamie Lidell is essentially the Warp Records D'Angelo -- a master-craftsmen of genre hybrids packing potent lyrical punches of love. With "You Naked," one would think Lidell would deliver something a…   Read Story »

In a couple of months, the Berlin dance production trio Brandt Brauer Frick will release their new album Miami. And on one of its tracks, deconstructionist soul singer Jamie Lidell shows up, allowing…   Read Story »

The warped soul-music pastiche master Jamie Lidell returns next month with a new self-titled album. Previously, we've heard "What A Shame," the weird left-turn of a first single. And now he's…   Read Story »

The willfully weird electro-soul loverman Jamie Lidell will release a self-titled album early next year, and he appears to be tapping deeper into his weird side than he's done in a while. On first…   Read Story »

Beck and Jamie Lidell just released this remix of "Completely Exposed," the first song on Jamie Lidell's 2010 album, Compass. Listen below, and grab it in exchange for your email: Jamie Lidell -…   Read Story »

This remix of Jamie Lidell's "Compass" by BTW tUnE-yArDs appears on an EP free to anyone who pre-ordered a ticket to a show on Liddell's fall tour (9/6-11/20). Other mixes were helmed by Tiga,…   Read Story »

Jamie Lidell's Lindsey Rome-directed video for "Telephone" features Jamie, a woman, and a telephone in front of a red theater curtain. Sounds simple, but you can do a lot with a scruffy, swaggering…   Read Story »

The title track from Jamie Lidell's Compass had an unusually vulnerable vocal for Lidell, an attitude as well as stylistic shift. "The Ring" has Lidell's usual swagger intact, though, while the video…   Read Story »

Last time we saw Jamie Lidell, he was helping Beck (and Feist, some Wilco folks) reinterpret Skip Spence's Oar. The favor's been returned: Beck, Feist, and Pat Sansone of Wilco show up on Lidell's…   Read Story »

When not collaborating with Charlotte Gainsbourg on IRM, Beck continues adding covers collections to his Record Club. His (and MGMT and Devendra Banhart's) go at Songs Of Leonard Cohen included mixed…   Read Story »