The good folks over at NPR recently set up their cameras and shot an entire James Blake concert when he stopped off at Washington DC’s 9:30 Club earlier this month.
Handpicking tracks from his first EPs, his self-titled debut and this year’s superb effort Overgrown, Blake provided a versatile set ranging from ground-shaking bass to tearduct-probing fragility. He never did manage to stand up from his keyboard though.
Watch in full below, over 90 minutes long in all:
[via FACT]
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