Out 28th June, 'Made In Pieces' is the debut album from Manchester six-strong soul collective, Pieces of a Man. Electronically manipulating and pushing the sonic boundaries of a conventional soul band, the group creates immersive textured soundscapes, built with elements of hip-hop, funk, R&B, gospel choirs and neo-soul; produced by legendary mastermind Zed Bias aka Maddslinky, who has hailed it as "one of the best records I've been part of in 20 odd years."

The album encompasses a wide pallet of genres from gospel and choral soundscapes to neo-soul and even French 'touch' house, while rooted in a musical diet of neo-soul and traditional soul heavyweights, such as Ron Kenoly, D'Angelo and Jill Scott. Exploring the universal internal conversations of the human psyche and the tensions of what we perceive of a person externally to how they are actually feeling; 'Made In Pieces' is an album of real character and intention, one for soul-heads and those who succumb to a party-groove alike.

With early support from BBC Introducing, Mike Chadwick (Jazz FM/Snarky Puppy) and Lubi Jovanovic (Soul Rebels), alongside live shows at the prolific Band on the Wall, Jazz Café, Sofar Sounds, Glastonbury Festival and Soundcrash's Funk & Soul Weekender, plus supporting the likes of Jarrod Lawson, Bilal, Omar and Cory Henry, Pieces of a Man are pushing the electro-soul re-emergence in the UK as a collective powerhouse.

1. Walk Out (Intro)

2. Listen

3. Nothing To Lose (Part I)

4. Easier

5. Drifting

6. Climb Down

7. Back of the Bus (Interlude)

8. Grits

9. Lady Day & John Coltrane feat. Amp Fiddler

10. Running

11. POAM Vol III