The now essential DJ, who has moved from dancefloors to festivals around the world, celebrates with "Crush" the spontaneous nature of music and emancipation. Sam Shepherd, aka Floating Points, returns with his highly anticipated new album Crush. This rebellious artist, whose debut album was "Album of the Year" for Resident Advisor and "Best New Music" for Pitchfork, has toured the stages of the world, from clubs to festivals. Producer, DJ, composer, label boss, the multifaceted artist presents a new eclectic and devastating album. Crush goes against everything we thought we already knew about him: a stormy explosion of electronic experimentation whose title refers to the pressure-cooker effect and the state our environment is in. As a result, Shepherd has produced some of his most intense tracks to date, nodding to the British underground scene from which he emerged in the late 2000s. But Crush also reveals some of his most expressive tracks: the melancholy that defines him rises to the surface in the album's most moving moments.