Find me finding you

"Like her former band Stereolab, Laetitia Sadier's new solo album draws on sounds ranging from French yé-yé to krautrock, though its tone is earthier. It features a duet with Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor".

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"Following two solo records in 2014, Laetitia Sadier formed the Source Ensemble - and, with it, a new musical space for herself. There is an almost Fela Kuti feel to the opening song, Undying Love for Humanity, with its driving, pleasing polyrhythms, and the notion of "poly" or "many" proves key to this record."Like so many things, love has to be reinvented," we hear Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor say on the sloping Love Captive, which is complemented by the hazy worldview of Psychology Active. The synths elevate the forward-looking Committed; peppered with spoken word, it's like Laurie Anderson meets Kraftwerk.Galactic Emerge sounds like an old, battered folk song, meeting The Woman With the Invisible Necklace halfway. In a similar vein, the song showcases Sadier's absolute vocal clarity and intriguing vision".

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"Ostensibly inspired by "a mind's-eye envisaging of geometric forms and their possible permutations", erstwhile Stereolab chanteuse Laetitia Sadier has assembled a work of characteristic grace with her new fellow travellers, The Source Ensemble. And while Find Me Finding You won't necessarily offend dyed-in-the-woofer Stereolab aficionados - no apple need ever fall far from such an efflorescent tree - it still successfully stakes out a corner of its own, its abstract yet meticulously formal layers suggesting an aural Mondrian painting".

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