Jazzelektroniktriphopsoulpopwasweißich!

With the genre is such a thing: the one hand, I like genre names not really, because music is so stuck in drawers, on the other hand they are again helpful to put something new in comparison with known.
So this grandiose album comparisons and genre assignments not be spared. Stylistically Slowly Rolling Camera move between soul, trip hop, jazz and wide-screen pop. Mostly these elements come in pieces at the same time before, with weight shifts course. The rhythms are (or appear) at least played mostly live, they roll more slowly but massively forward and drive borne melodies that are supported by strings and piano. As a clip is mostly the very soulful voice of singer Dionne Bennett. Occasionally, saxophone solos can be heard. Especially nice is the plucked bass to advantage, which introduces a number of numbers in front of an electronic background.
Direct Anspieltipps I would not give, because you as best heard an album from start to finish.
This kind of electronic music that is heavily influenced by jazz is not too common to hear at the time. But I think that it fits very well with the following albums: "Two Pages" 4hero, "Nuspirit Helsinki" from the same Finnish collective, "In Between" by Jazzanova, and "Archipelago" and "Night Walks" Hidden Orchestra. From afar salute even Massive Attack and Alpha. In any case, "Slowly Rolling Camera" an enrichment for its own, fine music collection!