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Bonobo’s “Distance in Static” is the album currently pulling in attention, arriving as the producer’s eighth studio record and one he has hinted could be his last in the traditional album format.
Simon Green, recording as Bonobo, has spent decades building a reputation for richly textured, worldly electronica, and this record reflects three years of work across Los Angeles, London, and Tokyo, featuring collaborators including Nilüfer Yanya, Ichiko Aoba, and Arooj Aftab.
The album moves through downtempo, clubland inflected soundscapes, with lyrics appearing in English, Urdu, and Japanese and production that weaves in historic Iranian samples alongside guzheng recordings. The mood ranges from meditative to dancefloor ready, giving the record a wide emotional and geographic reach.
Much of the attention around “Distance in Static” comes from Green’s suggestion that it may close out this chapter of Bonobo as a traditional album project, adding extra weight to a record already built around themes of transition and reflection.
MusicPorta says:
“Distance in Static” shows Bonobo reaching across continents and languages without losing his signature warmth, even if the record occasionally settles into familiar grooves. It’s a rich, collaborative farewell to this chapter of his work.
“Distance in Static” is an exciting project with captivating energy, impressive delivery, and a memorable sound. Make sure you listen to this impressive release and add it to your playlist today.
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