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Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
1M ago
It's fresh nu-jazz from an emerging artist you should definitely keep on your radar ..read more
Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
2M ago
If you’re seeking conventional jazzy electronica, this isn’t for you. But if you’re into original forward thinking idm that pushes boundaries and captivates, then welcome!
Read our discussion with the artist below!
Could you please describe the sound of “Disparaitre” in 3 words?
Musical, intricate, emotive
What inspired you to reunite with your old jazz ensemble for the creation of “Disparaitre”?
We played together as a trio for so many years and never recorded anything, so I thought it would be great to finally do that because I was longing for the spontaneity, improvisation, and trust that ..read more
Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
3M ago
Daniel Weiß Trio presents “Fragments,” an emotional jazz piano-driven tune as smooth as a tranquil summer breeze. Read our discussion with the artist below!
Describe your sound in 3 words
melodic captivating Pop-Jazz
Tell us a few things about Fragments. What is the main idea behind it?
“Fragments” is based on a small melodic idea (or fragment) I had a few years ago. I somehow rediscovered it while playing around for myself on a nice Steinway Grand Piano and tried to develop ways to spin it further. Somehow ended up with a few chords to the same melody and new melodic lines that felt natural a ..read more
Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
4M ago
Edy Foray’s latest track “Eerie Feary” envelops listeners in a rich, warm atmosphere with its smooth electric piano layer, adding depth and soul to the sound. The jazzy vibe woven into the song’s composition, along with the skilled horn lines and an intriguing bass line, creates a dynamic listening experience that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Coupled with the effortlessly smooth vocal delivery, which boasts an impressive range and variety, “Eerie Feary” emerges as a must-listen for fans of nuanced jazz-infused music. Listen below!
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Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
5M ago
Mama said, “Don’t judge a track by its title,” but Zacchae’us Paul’s latest release, “MAMA SAID,” definitely begs to be judged…in the best way possible! With vocals as rich as a triple-layered cake and smoother than butter on a hot skillet, the artist delivers a professional performance indeed. The latin hints in the groove add a spicy kick, while the arrangement is enriched by its jazzy tones. The upbeat groove is the engine that drives the production while the feel-good vibes make it a tune you’ll want to keep on repeat for those pick-me-up moments. Enjoy below!
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Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
5M ago
Rih Len effortlessly combines skillful electric keyboard jazz phrases, intricate bass lines, and inviting ambient textures into an artistic fusion that is truly remarkable. Read our interview with the artist below!
Describe your sound in 3 words
Hybrid, textural, free-form
Tell us a few things about Lmp2. Are there any specific influences or artists that inspired the musical direction of this piece?
LMP2 has some influences in the noisy, glitchy, smooth experimental scene, like Jan Jelinek’s classical productions. But there are other electronic influences like the “Bro Skyler & Joane Shuda ..read more
Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
6M ago
Don’t you want to see the floating lights?
Apifera are showcasing Theodor Marmalade, a blend where intriguing songwriting intersects with dreamy tones, steady guitars and tender electronic elements.
Tell us a few things about Theodor Marmalade. What is the main idea behind it?
it’s about being outside and missing being in after being inside and yearning to be outside. Loneliness as a changing perspective. it was written during the last pandemic wave in Los Angeles. the main groove took a while to crack but once we found the drum part things started moving. The lyrics were written back home in ..read more
Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
8M ago
Dive into the fresh, innovative instrumental sound of megacat’s Celebrate with Port! featuring a blend of smooth grooves and spacey melodic themes. Read our discussion below!
Describe your sound in 3 words
Unhindered interstellar energy.
Time-bending hip-hop beats and crust funk. How did you approach merging these genres, and what challenges or exciting moments arose during this process? Tell us a few things about Celebrate with Port!
The beauty of the mega cat process is that we don’t think about it. It’s spontaneous, it’s immediate, it’s now. When mega cat gets together, all genres and vibes ..read more
Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
8M ago
Taylor Fleming is showcasing “Lintu,” a smooth track infused with jazzy elements that encapsulates the thrill and enthusiasm of exploring new places and forming connections with diverse individuals. Conversely, it also encapsulates a sense of melancholy or nostalgia, acknowledging the transient nature of these encounters and the temporary nature of connections. The composition evokes a blend of emotions, including curiosity, joy, and a subtle touch of wistfulness. Let the leading piano, positioned at the heart of the song and complemented by a steady rhythm section, guide you through this jou ..read more
Secret Eclectic » Nu Jazz
9M ago
Driven by a delicate piano and soothing jazz arrangement, “Hope” carries the belief in humanity’s capacity to thrive. Read our discussion below!
Describe your sound in 3 words
Sharp, soft, soulful.
Tell us a few things about Hope. The song is described as conveying hope in humanity and transmitting love. How did you approach infusing these emotions into the musical composition?
I tried to create a solid ground with just two chords that accept so many scales, and that’s what I compare to life itself. There´s always two sides of a coin, two opinions, two versions of the story, good and bad, yes ..read more