![News Added Jan 24, 2016 After releasing an album with her underground supergroup Future Brown last year, the New York-based, Kuwait-bred musician will return as a solo artist for Brute, a follow-up to her sinogrime-inspired 2014 debut album Asiatisch. Brute explores themes of authority and “the relationship between police, citizens and protest worldwide, particularly of […]](https://hasitleaked.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/e314c624-320x317.jpg "Fatima Al Qadiri : Brute")
After releasing an album with her underground supergroup Future Brown last year, the New York-based, Kuwait-bred musician will return as a solo artist for Brute, a follow-up to her sinogrime-inspired 2014 debut album Asiatisch.
Brute explores themes of authority and “the relationship between police, citizens and protest worldwide, particularly of her adopted home in the United States,” according to the label; concerns made visible in the album’s cover art, which depicts the Josh Kline sculpture ‘Po-Po’ heavily altered by art director Babak Radboy.
The album “teeters between rage and despair”, heard through “restrained percussion, sampled and processed recordings of urban protest, and [Al Qadiri’s] signature minor progressions,” the label adds.
Brute is released on March 4 on CD, LP and digital – stream ‘Battery’ below.
