Artist: Yppah
Record Label: Ninja Tune
Genre: downtempo
Yppah, the project directed by Joe Corrales, will release “Eighty One” on 3rd April, via Ninja Tune. "Film Burn", the first single taken from the LP, is a restrained downtempo track featuring the collaboration of singer Anomie Belle. Watch the official video here.
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