Drawn From Life is Brian Eno's first album in four years, this time in collaboration with German DJ and percussionist J. Peter Schwalm. Having met Schwalm in 1998, Eno has enjoyed fruitful musical collaborations with a stream of projects involving live performances, Japanese soundtrack work and even ballet music.

Drawn From Life is Eno's most haunting and accessible album in years. In some ways it recalls the melodic and rhythmic feel of his classic Another Green World the album which laid the groundwork for Eno's electronically manipulated sound texturing. Yet at the same time the album makes a vital addition to this year's crop of downtempo electronic music offerings, a reminder of Eno's timeless currency as an artist.

Paired up with J. Peter Schwalm's background of conservatory training and jazz influence and boasting a collaboration with Laurie Anderson (on the track "Like Music Part #2"), Drawn From Life is an album that is both futuristic yet human. Listening to it's textures and grooves, it's clear that the album will appeal to both Eno's extensive fan base as well as the new generation of electronic music buyers and DJs who have embraced artists like Air, Moby, Massive Attack, The Orb, and Nightmares On Wax.

Tracklisting:
01. From This Moment
02. Persis 3 minute sample
03. Like Pictures Part #1
04. Like Pictures Part #2
05. Night Traffic
06. Rising Dust
07. Intenser 3 minute sample
08. More Dust
09. Bloom 3 minute sample
10. Two Voices
11. Bloom (instrumental)