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David Byrne & St. Vincent Love This Giant 2LP standard Gatefold Jacket BROWN SUGAR is audacious enoughDavid Byrne and St. Vincent's Annie Clark are both artists with wide ranging appetites for diverse sounds and collaboration, so perhaps it was inevitable that they would work together. Recorded at Water Music in Hoboken, New Jersey, Love This Giant also boasts many other luminaries, including producer John Congleton, Antibalas, and the Dap Kings, but it's Byrne and Clark's unique vision that guides the album. Love This Giant's lead single "Who" sets