Clear Vinyl. Los Angeles producer Sweatson Klank builds his productions as if they were films, developing a story from start to finish. Stylistically, Fine Lines his debut full length for Friends of Friends, picks up where his 2017 Then I Was Me EP left off, melding forward thinking Hip Hop and Electronics as a back drop for a soulful and sultry journey through a tumultuous love affair, loss of self, and the dark empty spaces in our minds. The songs on Fine Lines sit in a space occupied by Hip Hop, Future R&B and House, yet the record cleverly transcends any single genre. While much of the production is hard hitting, the album manages to walk a tightrope between heartache and swagger. A meticulous fine line that weaves itself like a thread throughout. Sweatson Klank enlists a number of features on the album including newcomers Ana Calvo, Sarah Saldivia, and Annie Bass as well as past collaborator, Montreal producer Ango.
