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For Fabrice Lig debut full length on Planet E, the dexterous producer has crafted an album of contrasts that gleefully scribbles outside the lines for an otherworldly 12-track trip of galactic proportions that mines inspiration from everyone from Todd Terje to Marvin Gaye and Quincy Jones, while retaining an undeniable thread to the Motor City.Theres the steely tension-filled Born To Be Wise that sounds somewhat akin to the opening musical score of a Bond film, if said flick was set on Mars, while the tempo is later set to disco via the ultra smooth vocal injection from Hard Ton on Celestial Love Rising.Theres a heavy hint of a future house classic when Lig teams up with lauded vocalist and former Octave One collaborator Ann Saunderson for No Judgment thats already been generating serious heat since being released as a single recently. The masterful Oostende Blues is the Belgians own masterful tribute to his hero Gaye spanning energetic tech funk that gradually tempers to reveal more tender melodic tones. In a highlight heavy album, the work also features the Terje-inspired Superstring Theory that mixes up disco, funk and 90s rave vibes all executed with astounding compositional skill no mean feat from an artist whos never had a music lesson in his life.
