Four Tet Return With Double Single: Human Voice, T246

Four Tet double single: Human Voice and T246 130ish Electribe Plaits marks Kieran Hebden’s return to his original Four Tet project two years after his last album and is scheduled for release on July 31st. The release is presented as a double single comprising two tracks, “Human Voice” and “T246 130ish Electribe Plaits.” The record is issued on Text Records with the catalog number TEXT058. The total running time across both tracks is reported as about fifteen minutes.

The introduction of the release notes that “Human Voice” features vocalist Katie Serva. The source describes the release as a two-track record that pairs the A-side “Human Voice” with the B-side “T246 130ish Electribe Plaits.” The available information does not provide further production credits or additional release formats.

The double single “Human Voice” and “T246 130ish Electribe Plaits” is scheduled for release on July 31st on Text Records, catalog number TEXT058. The release is presented as a two-track record and the total running time across both tracks is reported as about fifteen minutes. The article reports that the release marks Kieran Hebden’s return to his original Four Tet project two years after his last album.

The cover art for the release is described as a beige background featuring a black-and-white photograph. The source references a post on Instagram related to Four Tet in connection with the release. The available information does not provide further production credits, additional formats, or technical details for the release.

The A-side, “Human Voice,” is described as featuring Katie Serva and as having a dancefloor-ready vibe with a signature deep house style. The article includes the quoted statement “Katie Serva’s voice captivates us.” The description of the track is presented in terms of its readiness for the dancefloor and its alignment with deep house elements. The source does not provide further technical, compositional, or production details for this track.

The B-side, “T246 130ish Electribe Plaits,” is described as darker and as departing from the dancefloor orientation found on the A-side. The source characterizes the track as leaning toward an IDM style. The article includes the remark that “T246 130ish Electribe Plaits,” which leans towards IDM style, “should be listened to with headphones or within the walls of your home.” The source does not provide additional technical, compositional, or production details for this track.

The source reports that this double single marks Kieran Hebden’s return to his original Four Tet project two years after his last album. The article references Hebden’s use of numerous pseudonyms and frames his career in terms that emphasize multiple aliases.

Kieran Hebden will always manage to surprise us.

The article does not provide a list of the pseudonyms or further biographical details. The available sources do not provide additional chronology or a catalogue of the aliases mentioned.

The cover art for the double single is described as a beige background featuring a black-and-white photograph. This description is presented in the article as the visual representation for the release. The available sources do not provide further information about the photograph’s subject, layout, or designer.

Four Tet double single: Human Voice and T246 130ish Electribe Plaits is scheduled for release on July 31st on Text Records (TEXT058) and is presented as a double single comprising two tracks. The two tracks are titled “Human Voice” and “T246 130ish Electribe Plaits” and together run about fifteen minutes. The release is reported to mark Kieran Hebden’s return to his original Four Tet project two years after his last album. The cover art is described as a beige background with a black-and-white photograph.

“Human Voice” is described as the A-side featuring Katie Serva, with a dancefloor-ready vibe and a deep house style. The B-side, “T246 130ish Electribe Plaits,” is described as darker, departing from the dancefloor orientation and leaning toward an IDM style.

“We recommend playing the singles before continuing the article; anyway, you’ll have time to finish reading before the last melody fades!”

The piece also includes the remark “Katie Serva’s voice captivates us.”

It states that “T246 130ish Electribe Plaits,” which leans towards IDM style, should be listened to with headphones or within the walls of your home.

The source reports that this double single marks Kieran Hebden’s return to his original Four Tet project two years after his last album. The article references Hebden’s use of numerous pseudonyms and describes his career in terms that emphasize multiple aliases. The release is presented within that context of varied outputs under different names.

Kieran Hebden will always manage to surprise us.

The article does not provide a list of the pseudonyms or further biographical details about those aliases. The available sources do not provide this information.

The cover art for the double single is described as a beige background with a black-and-white photograph. This description appears in the article as the visual representation for the release. The article does not provide further information about the photograph’s subject, layout, designer, or production.