A boundless fourth studio LP from the elusive musician.
Jean Dawson continues to exemplify the extent of his enigmatic artistry with each project he unleashes. His fourth studio offering, Glimmer of God, is no exception.
On the dynamic 15-track delivery, Dawson ventures into the depths of his boundless artistry, exploring uncharted sonic territory. Carried by his versatile vocals and their impressive range, Glimmer of God, per a press release, is both an ode to Dawson’s mother and a larger commentary on the divine feminine that exists in us all.
The 42-minute offering is Dawson’s most expansive project yet. Loaded and layered with such a melangé of musical influences – pop, trap, dance, indie and lo-fi – the genre-disregarding LP is textured, raw and truly impossible to categorize.
An amalgamation of the sounds that shaped Dawson, Glimmer of God opens up on a high point with “Darlin’,” with other notable tracks including early fan-favorite “Black Sugar” and piano-led “The Boy and The Swan.” The sole features come from Lil Yachty and BONES, on two of the album’s pre-release singles “Die For Me” and “P4IN,” respectively.
Today, Dawson was also announced as one of the performers at Tyler, the Creator‘s Camp Flog Gnaw music festival in November.
