
Released on Warp Records in June 2005, 'Multiply' represented a watershed moment in British indie-electronic culture — a Warp artist wholly abandoning the label's IDM identity for a deeply felt homage to classic American soul and funk. Pitchfork described the album as capturing Lidell's transformation from laptop producer to soul singer, and the record received a Metacritic score of 84 indicating universal acclaim.…
A defining artefact of the mid-2000s neo-soul/IDM crossover, 'Multiply' demonstrated that Warp Records — home of Aphex Twin and Squarepusher — could produce a critically acclaimed soul record. The video's rapid-cut performance aesthetic mirrors the track's kinetic energy and positions Lidell's…
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