James Blake

As he hummed the melody to Retrograde, the audience let out a huge cheer which ended up looped in with the vocals, returning again and again throughout the song.

The show ends with Blake hunched over a keyboard, only a single light illuminating him and every person in the room hanging onto every word and note before erupting into a standing ovation for this brilliant show.

A chance to see another side to the multi-faceted musician

"It’s a much better set, in my opinion. It just has a bit more snap. We’re playing some dance music and it does get kind of a bit ravey – and danceable."

Sydney gets another chance to see the electronica musician

Retrograde was an easy pick for lead single; it’s the most accessible track here.

“Well I hope they realised I was human before. But, I mean, if that’s what people want – if people want me to mess it up, I can do that all day."

It’s good to hear Blake hasn’t been stifled by ‘second album syndrome’, but rather seems to have flourished under the pressure.