Loraine James calls Detached From The Rest Of You her "IDM popstar album," and the description is both self-deprecating and precisely accurate. Forged during a period of internal struggles around confidence fraying and a desire for change taking shape, it finds her stripping production back to the bone: clicks, glitches, sparse keyboard chords and the negative space between sounds, drawing on Aoki Takamasa, Ryoji Ikeda and the clicks-and-cuts era of early 2000s electronic music. The shift from club-driven sounds into more precise song forms finds her voice pushed higher in the mix than ever before. Lead single 'In A Rut' is a duet with Sydney Spann and sums up the album perfectly.