The Streets' 2004 album is a highly conceptual, narrative-driven hip-hop record that follows a fictional character over a single day. It's a landmark in UK urban music, renowned for its intricate storytelling and production.
- The album's narrative follows a character's day, from waking up to going to sleep, with each track representing a segment of time.
- The release was produced entirely by Mike Skinner himself, recorded at his home studio.
- "Dry Your Eyes," the album's lead single, became The Streets' highest-charting song in the UK, reaching number one.
The Streets is the project of British artist Mike Skinner. He is best known for his unique blend of UK garage, hip-hop, and grime, delivered with a distinctive Sotonian accent. 2004 found Skinner releasing his second album, a concept record that moved away from the party anthems of his debut.
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