Richard Ashcroft - These PeopleRichard Ashcroft returns in 2016 with his fourth solo album entitled 'These People' released on his Righteous Phonographic Association label via Cooking Vinyl Records. The album was recorded in London and produced by Ashcroft and longtime collaborator Chris Potter. It marks a reunion with Wil Malone, who worked with Ashcroft on the string arrangements on the seminal albums by The Verve 'A Northern Soul' and 'Urban Hymns'.

exploding into the chorus

180 gram vinyl with download card

the inky depths of 'Pontiac '87' and titanic churn of 'Why Does It Shake

circa the end of the decade horribalis that was the 1980s (just kidding - the 90s were far worse

London between 8th November 1971 and 4th February 1972

" among them Larry Levan's original "Female Vocal Version" and two 2001 remixes from Masters At Work

so ahead of its time‰۝ - Dan Snaith (Caribou / Daphni)

with original numbers mixed with impressive covers

How could they when all they‰۪ve been exposed to is the cheesy

The record has been called "captivating" by Rolling Stone

the reverberant percussion floating through ‰Û÷Game That I Play‰۪

Recorded almost entirely in Aljezur