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Dork cover star James Blake has achieved a career-best chart placing, while Tate McCrae has surged back up.

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Well, it's not fair When a car becomes a hearse We never rehearsed for that We don't care As long as we're not going first We never rehearsed for that When we obsess Lying in our bed 'Bout things we should have said What's the word for that? And when one caress says everything What's the word for that? Why don't we make something up? Why don't we make something up? Why don't we make something up? Well, there's no plan For when the sick becomes the nurse We never rehearsed for that And there's no man Who'd love you the way I can The universe knows that And when I'm stood up on that bridge And the voices compel me Even though I don't wanna die What's the word for that? Why don't we make something up? Why don't we make something up? Why don't we make something up? Why don't we make something up? Why don't we make something up? Why don't we make something up?
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Dork cover star James Blake has achieved a career-best chart placing, while Tate McCrae has surged back up.

Blake sounds energised by the room he has carved out for himself.

Seven albums deep, James Blake is no longer chasing chart positions or fire-emoji approval. 'Trying Times' finds him back in London and unafraid to confront capitalism, celebrity culture and his own ambition, delivering a record that's both deeply personal and politically awake.

Tickets go on general sale Friday, 20th March via Metropolismusic.com.

Plus Arlo Parks, Courtney Barnett, Fcukers, Leigh-Anne, Snail Mail and more.

The album will be released via Good Boy Records.

James Blake defends Coldplay against critics, praising Chris Martin as a "melodic genius" and urging people to stop mocking the band.

The Grammy-winning artist will headline the three-day Berkshire festival in June 2025, performing an intimate piano set alongside diverse acts.

James Blake performed Bob Dylan's 'Three Angels' with Oscar nominee Timothée Chalamet on SNL, accompanying the actor on piano.

James Blake will play two sold-out London piano performances in December.

Mercury Prize winner James Blake and Digital Mystikz's Mala will perform an exclusive back-to-back DJ set at London's Field Day festival.

The album drops this Friday (14th June).

It's a cut from his upcoming album, due in September.

The track was made of Endel AI, which, according to its website, makes “personalized soundscapes to help you focus, relax, and sleep.”.
