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Endlessness
2024 studio album by Nala Sinephro From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Endlessness is the second studio album by Nala Sinephro.[2] It was released on 6 September 2024 through Warp Records.[3] It topped the UK Jazz & Blues Albums Chart.[4] It received universal acclaim from critics.[5]
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Background
Endlessness is a follow-up to Nala Sinephro's debut studio album Space 1.8 (2021).[6] She composed, produced, arranged, and engineered the album.[6] It features performances by James Mollison, Morgan Simpson, Sheila Maurice-Grey, Nubya Garcia, Natcyet Wakili, Lyle Barton, and Dwayne Kilvington.[6] The album's cover art is painted by Daniela Yohannes and designed by Maziyar Pahlevan.[6]
Critical reception
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According to the review aggregator Metacritic, Endlessness received "universal acclaim" based on a weighted average score of 83 out of 100 from 13 critic scores.[5]
Adriane Pontecorvo of PopMatters stated, "The complexities of this riveting LP are laced with autumnal breezes, beautiful gradients, and careful explorations in exceptional detail that sometimes hit a simmer but never sweat."[15] Daniel Felsenthal of Pitchfork commented that "The LP has the potential to be a relaxed listen if you welcome this side of its personality, but it's also vast and complicated."[14] Paul Simpson of AllMusic called the album "refreshing, enlightening, and awe-inspiring all at once."[8]
It co-won the Best Jazz Record award at the 2025 Libera Awards.[18]
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Track listing
Personnel
Credits adapted from liner notes.[1]
- Nala Sinephro – production, synthesizer, modular synthesizer (1, 2, 5, 8), harp (2, 3), piano (4, 10), recording (1–8, 10), engineering (1, 2, 6–8, 10), mixing, strings arrangement, strings conducting
- James Mollison – saxophone (1, 9)
- Morgan Simpson – drums (1)
- Sheila Maurice-Grey – flugelhorn (2), trumpet (8)
- Nubya Garcia – saxophone (2, 5, 6)
- Natcyet Wakili – drums (2, 6, 8, 10)
- Lyle Barton – piano (2), synthesizer (3, 6–9)
- Dwayne Kilvington – synthesizer (8, 10)
- Alice Sinephro – additional bass sample (4)
- Rick David – recording (1–3, 5–10), engineering (1, 2, 6–10), strings recording, strings engineering
- Marc Broer – recording (8)
- Vera Kraaijkamp – recording (8)
- Guy Davie – mastering (10)
- Orchestrate – strings, bass flute
- Rob Ames – strings orchestration, strings conducting
- Alex Ferguson – strings recording, strings engineering
- Jedidiah Rimell – strings recording, strings engineering
- Daniela Yohannes – painting
- Maziyar Pahlevan – design
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