Paloma Faith – The Architect (Zeitgeist Edition) (2018) [FLAC 24bit/44,1kHz]

Paloma Faith – The Architect (Zeitgeist Edition) (2018)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/44,1 kHz | Time – 01:22:16 minutes | 961 MB | Genre: Pop
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The former Voice UK coach’s first Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart, The Architect: Zeitgeist Edition will be released on November 16, and includes “incredible new material”. While Paloma is yet to comment on the release, Music Week have confirmed the news in their latest issue. The publication reveals that Paloma’s latest Top 40 hit Make Your Own Kind Of Music will be featured on the new version of her album, plus her own interpretation of Lullaby, the Top 10 Sigala single which she appeared on as a guest artist. The Architect was hugely successful for Paloma. As well as being her first UK Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart, the album spawned Paloma’s highest first-week sales of her career, and made her only the second woman to have all of her first four albums be BRIT Certified Platinum, the first being Sade.

British vocalist Paloma Faith returns with her ambitious fourth album, 2017’s effusive and sophisticated The Architect. The album follows her platinum-earning 2014 effort A Perfect Contradiction, and once again features a bevy of polished anthems marked by Faith’s soulful voice and penchant for hooky, classic-styled R&B, disco, and pop. Joining the singer and former The Voice UK judge are a handful of big-name studio creators including executive producer Jesse Shatkin, Eg White, Starsmith, Klas Ahlund, and others. Also showcased is vocalist John Legend, who pairs with Faith for the uber-romantic duet “I’ll Be Gentle.” While the inclusion of so many hitmakers could indicate an attempt to smooth out Faith’s distinctive style and unique vocal wallop, that isn’t the case, and the London-born performer remains as distinctive as ever. Shatkin, who previously worked with the similarly arty yet commercial powerhouse Sia, brings a thoughtful sensibility to the proceedings, framing Faith in the just the right amount of orchestration, horns, and driving basslines. Also evidence of Faith’s singular vision here is her collaboration with cult singer/songwriter Ed Harcourt on the arch and moody title track. Not only does it perfectly set the tone for what is to come, but it also works as Faith’s best attempt yet at a ferociously pitched James Bond-style theme song. Similarly successful is the Shatkin and Cass Lowe-penned “Kings and Queens,” which finds Faith balancing her penchant for throaty, dance-club drama with a synthy, Annie Lennox-esque gravitas. Elsewhere, she digs into several catchy, groove-oriented ’70s-style jams on “‘Til I’m Done,” and the EDM-inflected “My Body.” While the album is by no means overtly political, there is a sense that Faith (who was pregnant with her first child while recording The Architect) was deeply moved by the state of the world and how events like political uprisings and military oppression affect individuals. Featured are several spoken word tracks beginning with the motivational opener by actor Samuel L. Jackson, and including writer Owen Jones’ mid-album speech, “The Politics of Hope,” in which he discusses how to effect positive societal change in the face of monolithic fear mongering. Thankfully, none of these moments slow the album’s flow and only work to underpin Faith’s overall message of overcoming adversity. It’s a theme she returns to throughout The Architect, touching upon more intimate notions of catharsis like encouraging people to express difficult emotions, as on the ’70s-style soul number “Cry Baby,” and more broadly universal symbols such as that of the “wounded warrior” on the dramatic Sia Furler/Samuel Dixon-co-write “Warrior.” The message is that while we are responsible for much of the turmoil in our own lives, we also have the capacity to change both ourselves and society for the better. With The Architect, Faith has constructed an album of empowered, mainstream pop that retains all of the complexity, artfulness, and raw emotion of her previous work. As she sings on “‘Til I’m Done,” “Solid gold survivor, that’s my attitude.” ~ Matt Collar

Tracklist:
01. Evolution
02. The Architect
03. Guilty
04. Crybaby
05. I’ll Be Gentle
06. Politics of Hope
07. Kings and Queens
08. Surrender
09. Warrior
10. ‘Til I’m Done
11. Lost and Lonely
12. Still Around
13. Pawns
14. WW3
15. Love Me As I Am
16. Power to the Peaceful
17. Tonight’s Not the Only Night
18. My Body
19. Price of Fame
20. Loyal
21. Final Breath
22. Your Ex
23. Older
24. Make Your Own Kind of Music
25. Lullaby

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