Gut drei Jahre nach “Burn Slow” bringt Producer und DJ Chris Liebing am 19. November dessen Nachfolger “Another Day” heraus, dessen persönliche Handschrift durchgehend hör- und spürbar ist und der gerade deswegen die Beiträge namhafter Kolleginnen und Kollegen fruchtbar zu machen weiß. Zu nennen sind u.a. der Anfang des Jahres früh verstorbene Miles Cooper Seaton (Akron/Family), ferner Sängerin Polly Scattergood, Produzent Ralf Hildenbeutel, Ladan Hussein (f.k.a. Cold Specks), Tom Adams, Maria Uzor (Sink Ya Teeth) und nicht zuletzt Mute-Gründer und Meister der modularen Hexenküche Daniel Miller. Die Tracks “Something Half Way”, “Wispers and Wires” und “Fault Line” sind bereits in ihren Videoclips zu sehen, das Album erscheint als LP, CD und digital mit umfangreichem Booklett bei (MUTE/[PIAS]).
“After three decades working dancefloors with pummelling techno, Chris Liebing formidable reputation as a DJ and is certainly comfortable with being in the spotlight, but for his solo work he has chosen a different avenue. Liebing jokes that this is the result of him “getting lazy” but in reality, it’s more an exercise in intuition and spontaneity, allowing his musical experience – on and off the dance floor – to dictate the creative flow. [...] Despite Liebing very much directing and driving the shape, tone and essence of the album, he ultimately views it as one rooted in collaboration and one more contributor to the album is Mute’s Daniel Miller, “Daniel’s input was just incredible,” he says. “He brought his modular setup in our studio and he added this extra flavour.” This added element, combined with Hildenbeutel’s silky production skills, the eclectic presence of the guest vocalists and Liebing’s intuitive ear for compositions, results in something truly unique.” (Mute)