Ben Marc Glass Effect The Black Heart In the lush tobacco fields

In the lush tobacco fields of North Carolina where BJ Barham was raised

or the Bunnymen

’ If that’s where we’re not supposed to be according to some erudite journalist

and John Coltranes Dear Lord) are joined by two previously unreleased performances

audio console and reel-to-reel tape machine gives ´Maximeª an organic and warm presence

Ben Marc Glass Effect The Black Heart In the lush tobacco fields"it's full of strength, beauty and speaks to the future" NPR "The music swirls and floats past like a multicolored cloud" STEREOGUM "swirling arrangementswhich synthesize jazz, hip hop, neoclassical, and electronic" PITCHFORK "Overlapping club tropes with jazz improvisation, Ben Marc has gradually finessed a unique style, one that could only come from London" CLASH Producer and multi instrumentalist Ben Marc, whos emerged as a key figure of Londons