Computer Music

15 questions with… LORAINE JAMES

Four years ago Loraine James released her debut album , Detail, to widespread critical acclaim, but it was her next album on Hyperdub, For You And I, that earned the London-based producer even more praise, including ‘album of the year’ in both DJ Mag and Quietus. Live gigs followed including headline shows and support slots for Telefon Tel Aviv, Jessy Lanza and Holly Herndon. Such is life, though, and just as you’re breaking through, a certain pandemic comes along and puts a halt to proceedings. But no matter. James has used the enforced lockdown to produce her finest album yet. Reflection is just that, a

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Computer Music

Computer Music4 min read
Oeksound Bloom £169
> Oeksound has become the developer to watch. It has big support for its small number of plugins, with their often dynamic and adaptive natures processing your signals as you go. Titles like Spiff control transients while the multi-award winner Sooth
Computer Music7 min read
Inphonik Rym2612
It’s always exciting when we get to give away a synth, and this month’s offering is an absolute corker. Inphonik RYM2612 (VST, VST3, AU, AAX, Apple Silicon and Reason Rack) makes an excellent addition to your sonic toolkit and this £44 synth is yours
Computer Music4 min read
Steinberg Nuendo 13 £859
Nuendo has always been an advancement of its stablemate, Cubase Pro, the only obvious visual difference being the program icon and name shown on window titlebars. This close relationship means that Nuendo 13 includes all of the updates and additions

Related Books & Audiobooks