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- Fatigue is the second record by Brooklyn-based experimental musician Taja Cheek, under the moniker of L'Rain. It is her first recording with record label Mexican Summer. Fatigue builds on Cheek's experimental compositional approach, drawing from an eclectic collection of genres and employing field recording elements. Instrumentally, it has help from twenty collaborators, who lend the record clavinet, saxophone, and more. Upon its release, Fatigue was greeted with rave reviews. It was named the best album of the year by British magazine The Wire. (en)
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- * Taja Cheek
* Andrew Lappin (en)
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