Not Long Now, a cut from James Blake’s forthcoming new EP Enough Thunder. It mixes the melancholic style of his LP with the somewhat experimental side of CMYK and Klavierwerke. The EP, set for an October 10 release, holds Fall Creek Boys Choir (his collaboration with Bon Iver), A Case Of You (his Joni Mitchell cover), Enough Thunder and 2 yet untitled tracks.

The James Blake - Bon Iver comparisons are numerous, but we never actually expected these two crooners to collaborate. But they did: Fall Creek Boys Choir is the result.

James Blake returns to his instrumental slo-dubstep roots with this new 12” single Order / Pan. The latter is my favorite, but you can decide for yourself after streaming both of the songs below.

A beautiful - yet unofficial - video for James Blake’s Lindisfarne, directed by Ditte Gjøde.

Boomkat and Fatcity are re-issuing the Destiny’s Child and Lil’ Wayne remixes James Blake did as his alter-ego Harmonimix. The original white label sold out months/ages ago, but they are honest on this 12” bootleg: “We’ll be truthful, the pressing is pretty turd, you get a crap sounding re-cut vinyl rip, but you get a picture of James’ face.” The remixes are already available on Youtube since the original release, but in case you should have missed them: click here for A Milli (love the vibe on this one) and here for Bills Bills Bills.

On May 16, Hessle Audio are releasing a new compilation 116 & Rising, featuring new and exclusive cuts from the likes of Blawan, Ramadanman and Pangaea. A new Second Version of James Blake’s Give A Man A Rod - which originally appeared on his debut EP The Bells Sketch - is also to be found on 116 & Rising, which you can hear here. More info on the compilation can be found over at FACT.