James Blake

The Based God and Frank Ocean were spotted in the studio together back in December and now it is being rumored that Lil B will be a subject for an interview in Ocean's first issue of Boys Don't Cry magazine. According to Nabil, a noted photographer and video and film director who did the photoshoot with Lil B, Ocean did an interview with the cult rapper that will be in the publication ... Read Mo

According to James Blake, the follow-up to his 2013 critical darling Overgrown is "about 70 percent done." But the British singer and producer is still holding out for one more collaboration: Kanye West. In an interview with the Miami New Times, Blake talked at length about his writing process (lyrics first), the post-dubstep electronic scene ("failing miserably"), and the role

Kanye West has finally gotten his chance to collaborate with James Blake. After both ripped the stage at Bonnaroo, Blake sat down with Billboard to talk about his new album. The singer disclosed that he will be collaborating with Justin Vernon and Kanye West as well as a third artist whom he wished to keep a surprise...

Photography By: Lauren Gesswein Governor Ball’s 2014 three days of music and fun in the sun came to close on Sunday (June 6) with some of the best acts saved for last. In hip-hop, Earl Sweatshirt and Tyler, The Creator had back-to-back sets from the Honda stage to the Big Apple stage...

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Chance The Rapper decided to revisit a previously recorded version of his James Blake collaboration today. In “Save Yourself First,” the 20-year-old MC experimented with something new as you can hear background vocals of Blake that were used in “Life Round Here...

Kanye West once invited James Blakee to the studio to hear music that now lives on Watch the Throne. Since that time, Kanye as asked Blake to collaborate on new music. "I have been in contact with him," Blake tells Rolling Stone, adding one main concern...

They say you don't know someone until you live with them. So Chance the Rapper making the executive decision to move into a California compound with Electronica producer James Blake is pretty bold and considering the fact that Chance has never lived anywhere but the house he was raised in, this should be very interesting...

Given his history with Drake and his obvious affinity for hip-hop—just check out his recent video with Chance The Rapper—it's no surprise that British electronic wizard James Blake would wanna remix one of Drake's tracks. Earlier to...

James Blake and Chance The Rapper's "Life Round Here (Remix)" felt like a cool one-off collaboration when it first arrived, but the twisty, moody track appears to have some legs. After Chance revealed he has more music on the way with the U...

Some collaborations just feel right. Yesterday, James Blake and Chance The Rapper teamed up for a remix to Blake's "Life Round Here," a track off the English singer-songwriter's last album Overgrown. It was a stark and beautiful little surprise, the perfect combination of Blake's moody, mercurial production and Chance's hyper-verbal, kinetic delivery...

James Blake is no stranger to hip-hop—he played Drake's OVO Fest earlier this year and his new album features the RZA—but this is still a pleasant and welcome surprise. The English singer-songwriter grabbed Chicago's Chance The Rapper for a remix of Blake's "Life Round Here" and the results are predictably impressive. The song f...