Jamie T returns with Ghosts (100 Days of Morning), an 11-track collection shaped during a difficult period and filled with old ghosts brought back into focus. It looks at growing up, leaving youth behind, love, loss and the brittle nostalgia of halcyon indie-era nights.
There is a real sense of release here too. Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) feels just as much about letting go as it does reclaiming identity, with 3310, the introspective closer Tallahassee and Cocktail, a collaboration with Damon Albarn, all standing out.
The album is produced in part by Jamie T, James Dring of Loyle Carner and Blur, and Hugo White of The Maccabees.
