Anglo-Russian DJ and producer known for the U.S.S.R. project and releases that blend hip hop, soul, jazz and electronic elements; released U.S.S.R: The Art Of Listening on Ninja Tune in 2002.

The 2002 album U.S.S.R: The Art Of Listening was released on Ninja Tune. The reviewed album features collaborations with Vakill, Gift Of Gab, Motion Man, Kela & Ulzula Dudziak, Revd Clevie Brown, Demolition Man and Slug. Reviewers note a shift toward soul/jazz/electronic textures compared to Life From The Other Side.

The available review praises DJ Vadim's 2002 album U.S.S.R: The Art Of Listening as an innovative, less overtly hip hop work than its predecessor, noting rich soul, jazz and electronic influences and several strong guest appearances. The reviewer highlights standout tracks and collaborations while pointing out a few less successful moments. Overall reception is positive, calling the album a worthy successor to Life From The Other Side.

For:Fans of experimental hip hop and electronic music; listeners who enjoy genre-blending production and vocal collaborations.

 After the masterpiece Life From The Other Side, it seemed difficult, almost impossible, for DJ Vadim to create an album on the same level as its predecessor.

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