Les meilleurs pochettes d'albums de 2016

Cet article a été initialement publié sur Mixmag UK

L'année 2016 a été riche en musique. Derrière les producteurs, compositeurs et DJs se cachent également des photographes et graphistes talentueux qui ont pris en charge les affiches de soirées et de festivals, mais aussi d'albums. Voici notre sélection des meilleurs artworks d'albums de l'année 2016 :

Abra ‘Princess’ (True Panther)
A Made Up Sound ‘A Made Up Sound’ (A Made Up Sound)
Aphix ‘Chemtrail’ (Infinite Machine)
Babyfather ‘BBF Hosted by DJ Escrow’ (Hyperdub)
Bruce ‘I’m Alright Mate’ (Timedance)
Chino Amobi ‘Anya’s Garden’ (UNO)
Convextion ‘2845’ (a.r.t.less)
Dedekind Cut ‘The $uccessor’ (NON Worldwide)
DJ Earl ‘Open Your Eyes’ (Teklife)
Equiknoxx ‘Bird Sound Power’ (DDS)
ERP ‘Ancient Light (Hubble Telescope Series Vol. II)’ (Solar One Music)
Gerd Janson ‘fabric 89’ (fabric records)
Fatima Al Qadiri ‘Brute’ (Hyperdub)
Floorplan ‘Victorious’ (M-Plant)
Hex ‘Hex’ (Liberation Technologies)
James Blake ‘The Colour In Anything’ (Polydor)
Jeff Mills ‘The Kill Zone’ (Axis Records)
Jessy Lanza ‘Oh No’ (Hyperdub)
JoeFarr ‘RPM’ (Bloc)
Kaytranada ’99.9%’ (XL Recordings)
Kornél Kovács ‘The Bells’ (Studio Barnhus)
Kyle Hall ‘From Joy’ (Wild Oats)
Lafawndah ‘Tan’ (Warp Records)
Leon Vynehall ‘Rojus’ (Running Back)
Midland ‘Blush’ (Graded)
Moodymann ‘DJ-Kicks’ (!K7)
Moro ‘San Benito’ (NON)
Motion Graphics ‘Brass Mechanics’ (Future Times)
Omar S ‘The Best!’ (FXHE)
Pangaea ‘In Drum Play’ (Hessle Audio)
Peggy Gou ‘Seek For Maktoop’ (Technicolour)
Reckonwrong ‘Passions Of Pez’ (Whities)
Sasha ‘Scene Delete’ (Late Night Tales)
Space Dimension Controller ‘Orange Melamine’ (Ninja Tune)
Steven Julien ‘Fallen’ (Apron)
Skee Mask ‘Shred’ (Ilian Tape)
Sky H1 ‘Motion’ (CODES)
Various Artists ‘Erelitha’ (Staycore)
Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein ‘Stranger Things Vol. 1’ (Lakeshore Records)
Throwing Shade ‘House Of Silk’ (Ninja Tune)
Various Artists ‘When I Was 14’ (трип)
Yves Tumour ‘Serpent Music’ (PAN)
Ziúr ‘Taiga’ (Infinite Machine)
Zora Jones ‘Ruby Fifths’ (Fractal Fantasy)