Mark Pritchard / Thom Yorke: Tall Tales
Briefly

The article details the unlikely collaboration between Thom Yorke and Mark Pritchard, which began in 2012 and culminated in the album 'Tall Tales.' Initially, their meeting was casual, yet for Yorke, Pritchard represented the allure of the underground dance scene. Their partnership flourished during the pandemic when Yorke used Pritchard's instrumentals to experiment with diverse vocal styles, leading to a fresh, playful approach to music. The resulting album showcases their creative interplay, with each track exploring different influences and styles, highlighting their willingness to push artistic boundaries.
In a meeting recounted by producer Mark Pritchard, Thom Yorke's casual demeanor hid the intense art-rock persona he is known for, as they discussed music.
Despite their vastly different worlds, the collaboration between Thom Yorke and Mark Pritchard brought forth a fresh, experimental sound during the pandemic.
Yorke explored new vocal styles on Tall Tales, demonstrating a playful side to his artistry, using the lockdown as a canvas for creative experimentation.
The album features varied tracks that present a blend of musical influences, showcasing Yorke and Pritchard's versatility as artists willing to explore new territories.
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