Best known for the haunting, viral hit “In This Shirt,” McDermott has spent the last decade building a theatrical world of lush strings, raw emotional confession, and orchestral grandeur. But in his recent ambitious double project, –100.XY– , he strips everything back—only to rebuild it in a fractured mirror.
Are you a fan of the orchestral sound or the electronic remixes? Let us know in the comments below. The Irrepressibles - 2 albums - -100.XY-
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There are very few artists who can make you feel like you’re simultaneously at a Victorian funeral, a modern art gallery, and the sweatiest dance party of your life. British composer and arranger Jamie McDermott, the mastermind behind , is one of them. Let us know in the comments below
Here is a look at the two distinct albums that make up this singular vision. If you are used to the sweeping crescendos of Nude , –100– will feel like a punch to the gut. This album is the sound of isolation.
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The genius of the project is the tension between the two. Listening to them back-to-back is a study in duality: masculine vs. feminine, analog vs. digital, silence vs. noise.