Another release from the mysterious Clutchy Hopkins this year, it seems the guy can’t be stopped. Once again a collaboration with British American producer Shawn Lee (who happens to be residing in Britain) another artist who can do no wrong. Don’t know if there’s any news on who Clutchy Hopkins, and I certainly don’t want another Burial occasion, but I can’t stop thinking they are the same person. Anyway, the album is not hell of a different from their debut Clutch of the Tiger. Cinematic melodies, drum breaks, solid musicianship. The go-to album when you just want to put on something feel good and make it linger in the background. Don’t mean that in a bad way, I should add. 3.5/5