Take Me, I’m Yours is the first collaboration album between Alan Abrahams and Jan Jelinek. Released through the latter’s faitiche, it builds upon multi-layered vocal sketches by the former. The Paris-based artist, primarily known for his work as Portable and Bodycode, supplied Jelinek with multilayered song sketches that the German artist subjected to a rigorous process of manipulation, excavating the ambiguities of the original material and transforming its rhythms into subtle pulses. Take Me, I’m Yours is neither a typical Abrahams record nor a classic Jelinek album - it is something third, mediating between the physicality of the voice and the abstraction of electronic sound design.

1. What kind of world (Threnos)
2. Before (Nemesis)
3. Forever
4. 87BPM
5. Déjà Vu
6. Modul
7. All One
8. Window (Elpis)
9. Together
10. Progress