We’re All Alone In This Together’ arrives on the tail of hit singles, almost universal acclaim, and the biggest awards in the land. Perhaps its most personal message, however, is Dave’s uneasiness with this profile – the record begins (‘We’re All Alone’) and ends (‘Survivor’s Guilt’) with warnings of what lies behind the glamour, a search for meaning that you suspect has only just begun. Year-end charts [ edit ] 2021 year-end chart performance for We're All Alone in This Together Chart (2021) Aroesti, Rachel (23 July 2021). "Dave: We're All Alone in This Together review – an eerie, anguished triumph". The Guardian . Retrieved 23 July 2021.

Welcome, all the fans who are looking to show their love for this famous rapper. Talking about this English rapper-singer, we all know he is a multi-talented singer who is also an English rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer and actor. We’re All Alone In This Together is the sophomore studio album from Streatham, South West London rapper Dave, released on July 23, 2021. It follows his award winning debut studio album PSYCHODRAMA, which was released March 8, 2019. An early taste of Psychodrama’s follow-up, however, showed that Dave wouldn’t be hemmed in by expectations of worthiness: We’re All Alone in This Together’s (WAAITT) first single, the Stormzy collaboration Clash, barely mentioned politics. A cold, imperious ode to conspicuous consumption, its appeal is hypnotic rather than melodic, the beat characterised by a deliberate sonic flatness. It was an instant hit – reaching No 3 in the charts – and now well on its way to summer pop ubiquity, a testament to Dave’s multifaceted pulling power. Dave's new album scores biggest opening week of 2021". www.officialcharts.com . Retrieved 30 July 2021.

Austriancharts.at – Dave – We're All Alone in This Together" (in German). Hung Medien. Retrieved 3 August 2021. a b Hobbs, Thomas (24 July 2021). "Dave, We're All Alone in This Together, review: a slowed down soul-cleanser for the Covid age". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 24 July 2021. Indeed, there’s much to be said for Dave’s curatorial abilities, here. Largely eschewing the presence of Big Names, the South London artist is stubborn in his idiosyncratic path; each part builds to a larger whole, whether that’s an icon (Stormzy or Wizkid), an auteur (James Blake), or a complete newcomer (the entrancing appearance of Sha Simone). Snoh Aalegra shimmers on ‘Law Of Attraction’, but this soulful introspection finds its counterpoint earlier in the record – the ferocious ‘In The Fire’ with its punchy guest spots from (the uncredited) Fredo, Meekz, Giggs, and Ghetts.

We’re All Alone In This Together’ is the answer. A record that thrives on openness while refusing to lay down easy answers, it finds Dave asking tough questions, both of himself and the world around him. Sonically a step forwards from his debut, it feels simultaneously more diverse and yet more unified – held together by the intensity of Dave’s vision, and the singularity of his purpose. The outro is a recording of – presumably – his mother, who is utterly distraught, recalling the awful treatment she faced when she arrived in the UK and her devastation at the way life has turned out. It is hugely distressing to hear as a stranger, let alone as a son.

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His real name is David Orobosa “Dave” Omoregie (born 5 June 1998), he is a British rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor. Dave has gained acclaim for his socially conscious lyricism and wordplay and is among the most recognized British rappers.