Dotr (White Vinyl 2LP)

A jazz-trained pianist who takes inspiration from the world of jazz music — preferring to eschew the often intricate and pre-programmed structures of electronica for spontaneous, live collaboration — Leah Chisholm, the artist known as LP Giobbi, is one of the world’s most interesting and important producers and DJs. She presents her sophomore LP, Dotr, to be released October 18 on Ninja Tune’s imprint Counter Records.

Dotr is the much anticipated follow up to 2023 breakout, Light Places, the album that earned her the title of DJ Mag’s Best Producer of 2023 and placed her among NPR’s Favorite New Musicians of 2023, Spotify RADAR’s Artists to Watch, Amazon’s Artists to Watch, and TIDAL’s Artists to Watch 2023. Built from candid recordings of friends and mentors, vocal lines from peers and heroes — including Brittany Howard, Panama, Danielle Ponder, and more — and warm, rich melodies, Dotr is LP Giobbi’s attempt to capture the comforts of home between hundreds of days spent on the road and between studios.

Scattered throughout Dotr are real, raw memories for LP Giobbi: a final birthday voicemail from Patricia Lynn and the recording of one of her last conversations with Carolyn Horn. But while the album was borne of grief, at large, this is a joyous project that overcomes sadness through the exaltant revelation of what it means to live. Is This Love is wonderfully cinematic disco, Carolyn feels like an ode to chances unapologetically taken. There are songs of love and reconciliation, hymns of grief and belief, and anthems of anxiety and ecstasy — no one emotion is complete without its equal opposite.

Tracklist:

1. Intro: Patricia Lynn  
2. Been Such a Long Time (with Mascolo)  
3. &Happiness 
4. Is This Love (with Danielle Ponder) 
5. Feel (with Jacob Banks) 
6. Until There's Nothing Left (with Brittany Howard) 
7. Interlude: Suse Millemann 
8. Bittersweet (with Portugal. The Man) 
9. So Nice To Be In Love (with Mascolo) 
10. Love Come Through (with Panama)  
11. Succession 
12. Really Good (with Reva DeVito)
13. Interlude: Dad to daughter; We Say Yes (with Dad and Yona Gold)
14. Two Days Older (with Madelyn Rue) 
15. Interlude: Carolyn Horn
16. Carolyn 
17. Outro: Mama, Mama, Many Worlds I’ve Gone Since I First Left Home (with Holly Bowling)