Electronic · 1999 · 3 tracks

All in Your Hands

Lamb's 1999 single "All in Your Hands" offers a quintessential taste of their cinematic trip-hop, featuring Lou Rhodes' ethereal vocals woven into Andy Barlow's intricate, jazz-inflected electronic so

May 1, 1999 · Fontana

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This single is for those who crave sonic depth and emotional resonance. Imagine the velvet darkness of a late-night city, illuminated by distant streetlights, as a voice like liquid starlight guides you through intricate electronic tapestries. "All in Your Hands" is a masterclass in atmospheric trip-hop, blending melancholic beauty with subtle rhythmic complexity. It's an album to own for its ability to transform any space into a contemplative sanctuary, a soundtrack for introspection and quiet wonder.

Tracklist · 3 Tracks

All in Your Hands

4:40

All in Your Hands (Rae & Christian remix)

6:51

All in Your Hands (Bronx Dogs mix)

4:56

Moments Worth Listening For

The moment the lead vocal enters on the title track, "All in Your Hands," soaring above the intricate, bubbling synth arpeggios and a subtly shifting trip-hop beat.

The unexpected, brief acceleration of the drum pattern in the mid-section of one of the B-sides, hinting at a drum and bass influence before settling back into a downtempo groove.

The rich, layered synth pad that swells and recedes throughout the single, creating a pervasive sense of melancholic grandeur.

The delicate interplay between the sparse, jazz-inflected percussion and the deep, resonant bassline that anchors the entire production.

Where This Album Departs

How does All in Your Hands sound next to the rest of Lamb's catalogue?

Studio Polished+0.8σ

The production is pushed a touch harder into studio polished than this artist usually allows.

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