The beginning of "DIP" is rather unsettling with its jarring "lurnin an lurnin chahlie" and ominous background humming. But the track, from Edinburgh-based Young Fathers's (Alloysious Massaquoi, Kayus Bankole, and G Hastings) new album DEAD, only gets better. It escalates, spiritual, prophetic, strange, hopeful, the mmmm mmmhmm mmm mmmmmm making it both gritty and sublime, mournful and soulful. I can't stop playing it; check it out below:
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