It should come as no surprise that George FitzGerald went through a stylistic transformation on his first full-length. Since emerging in 2010 with a 12-inch of hybridized dubstep for Hotflush, the Berlin-based Londoner hasn't been much interested in carving out just one sound for himself. His records jump between bass-centric strains of house and techno--from the sample-heavy UK garage of "Shackled" to techy, big-room anthems like "Child" and "I Can Tell (By The Way You Move)"--but always with a few recognizable traits, such as downcast melodies, radiant pads and vocal textures. He focused almost exclusively on those ideas when he wrote Fading Love, an elegant, heartbroken album that wraps its dance floor influence in thick pop overtones.A1 About Time 3:41 A2 Full Circle 4:52 A3 Knife To The Heart 4:08 A4 Call It Love (If You Want To) 4:27 A5 Beginning At The End 2:55 B1 Shards 3:07 B2 Your Two Faces 4:08 B3 Crystallise 4:53 B4 Miyajima 1:38 B5 The Waiting 4:29
