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01 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - Still See Me There.flac 
02 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - I'm Yours.flac 
03 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders, Run Red Rambo - Different When It's Silent - Be Still In The Pain.flac 
04 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - I Tried.flac 
05 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - So Cold.flac 
06 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - Paris Maybe.flac 
07 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - Cannon Fodder.flac 
08 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - Because I Don't Know.flac 
09 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - Marinade.flac 
10 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders, Radana - Different When It's Silent - Radana.flac 
11 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - Piano.flac 
12 - Tricky - Different When It's Silent - Frontier Town.flac 
13 - Tricky, Mitch Sanders - Different When It's Silent - Hengrove Blues.flac 
14 - Tricky, Marta - Different When It's Silent - Out Of Place.flac 


Oor Review ---------------------
Jacob Haagsma 20 juli 2026 album triphop Tricky Different When It’s Silent FALSE IDOL

Tricky, je zult ‘t maar zijn.
Dik drie decennia geleden debuteren met een plaat, Maxinquaye, die je eigenlijk nooit meer overtroffen hebt en dus een soort molensteen wordt.
Het zou kunnen dat je daar op termijn een beetje raar van wordt, al heb ik best, eh, kleurrijke herinneringen aan interviews met hem uit die begintijd.

Maar zijn concert laatst in Groningen was toch ook uitgesproken bizar.
Je zag ‘m amper, in het donker, en je hoorde ‘m eigenlijk nog minder: af en toe zo’n broeierige onderhuidse rap, verder liet hij de vocale verplichtingen
over aan twee sidekicks en bij climax Aftermath, zijn klassieker, verdween meneer zelfs helemaal van het podium.
Die sidekicks waren Marta Zlakowksa, prominent op zijn laatste paar platen, en Mitch Sanders, uit Tricky’s eigen Bristol en heel prominent op deze nieuwe (Marta doet één nummer mee).

Met zijn hoge, ijle stem doet Sanders hetzelfde als Marta en, in het Maxinquaye-tijdperk, Martina Topley-Bird: contrasterend tegenwicht bieden aan Tricky’s duistere kanten.
Het werkt wonderwel op deze plaat, waar gitaren nogal eens voluit staan in een verder opmerkelijk sobere instrumentatie.
Tricky zelf horen we maar mondjesmaat, maar hij is wel weer de architect van deze wonderlijk meeslepende klankenwereld.
Intrigerend type, ook bij afwezigheid.

Exystence Review ---------------
Tricky – Different When It’s Silent (2026)
Filed Under: electronic by exy — 2 Comments
July 16, 2026

Different When It’s Silent appears six years after the release of Fall to Pieces, the album Tricky made soon after the death of his daughter Mazy.
Though he’s issued material through several collaborative side projects in the interim, it makes sense that this is the proper follow-up to Fall to Pieces, as it feels like an
extension of that album’s outpouring of grief and occasional anger.

For most of the songs on the album, Tricky is joined by new collaborator Mitch Sanders, whose haunting falsetto floats above Tricky’s wounded, raspy whispers.
Brooding opener “I Still See Me There” finds the two mourning together over a slow, obtuse rhythm, making for one of the album’s most striking, affecting moments.
The two continue to ruminate on pain and loss for the rest of the album’s songs, which vary from bluesy laments to hard-edged hip-hop.
“Be Still in the Pain” features an unforgiving verse by rapper Run Red Rambo, while the vicious Radana takes the mike for a song named after him which features sinister strings
and Godzilla-like roars, eventually gaining a booming beat.
A few moments of tenderness are scattered throughout, like the soulful “Paris Maybe” and the Elliott Smith-like acoustic ballad “Hengrove Blues.
” Otherwise, the album is filled with cathartic dirges like “Cannon Fodder,” in which quivering organ and a flickering pulse are interrupted by noisy, startling guitar, and
“Because I Don’t Know,” a plea for understanding and empathy.


While Tricky mainly looms in the background, he’s upfront during closing track “Out of Place,” a punkish rush with frequent collaborator Marta Złakowska.
Strings and an eerie operatic sample surface near the end, but the song frustratingly fades out as abruptly as it begins, ending the album right when it felt like a
refreshing change of pace was about to occur.
Tricky makes it clear that he’s going to be dealing with unbearable pain and loss for the rest of his life, but he’s still able to creatively reflect this through his music.
— AMG