She Thought She Would Last Forever CD

It took Abstraxion producer Harold Boue almost decade to get around to delivering his 2013 debut album, Break of Lights. This sophomore set, then, just took a mere three years to gestate. It's an impressive follow-up, all told, with the Marseilles man serving up a set that combines swelling, melancholic melodies and bittersweet tunefulness with occasional moments of quiet euphoria, yearning soundscapes, and softly spoken dancefloor rhythms. He occasionally sings, too, though his atmospheric and emotion-rich delivery is perfectly in keeping with the sumptuous late night mood. Nicholas Jaar is a big fan of his work, and it's easy to see why; Boue shares a similar aesthetic and approach to music making.