Michael Angelo's self-titled debut album is both a wunderkind statement and something like a prelude his sophomore record, A Sorcerer’s Dream. Where the former captured the young artist working by instinct and largely on-the-fly (an energy undoubtedly and wonderfully informed by the fact that the material was recorded in the hazy off hours between jobs while working as an in-house session man), A Socerer's Dream finds Angelo slowing down and settling a bit deeper into himself and his vision. In the years since the album's original release, traces of Dream have continued to surface. Perhaps most memorably in a now well-loved sample woven into Dean Blunt’s 2012 track “Galice.”