Final album of Lee "Scratch" Perry set to be a collaboration with Mouse on Mars

Following on five years since the death of Lee "Scratch" Perry, his final album, Spatial, No Problem, is set to be released on June 5 in collaboration with Mouse on Mars.

Spatial, No Problem’s eight tracks were produced in Mouse on Mars’ Berlin-based Paraverse Studio in December 2019.

The album’s title comes from a conversation the group had with Perry about his familiarity with spatial audio.

“We hardly spoke about what we were doing. We met and got going,” said Mouse on Mars’s Jan St Werner in a press statement.

“He was laughing a lot and we laughed along. We also cooked and ate fish soup and papayas.”

To accompany this news, the German electronic duo have shared the lead single, 'Rockcurry'.

Spatial, No Problem will be specially presented as part of the Project A Black Planet exhibition at London’s Barbican from June 5 to 13.

Housed within the venue’s studio theatre, The Pit, the installation will showcase the album in spatial audio on a D&B Soundscape sound system.

• Watch the music video for 'Rockcurry' below: