"Karma Yeah" from Skizzo Franick will take you on a melodic trip , echoing the soulful resonance of dub-infused downbeats while crafting its own narrative of sound. With each horn stab, the rhythm pulses like a heartbeat, while delayed guitar skanks waltz gracefully through the ether, painting the air with their gentle strokes. Subtle vocal lines whisper secrets into your ear, weaving a tapestry of emotion that resonates deep within.
Influenced by the likes of Thievery Corporation and Morcheeba, "Karma Yeah" embodies the cool sophistication of a midnight rendezvous, the laid-back ambiance of a lazy afternoon, and the eclectic charm of a bustling city street. Yet, amidst these familiar echoes, it carves out its own identity, steering clear of the pitfalls of predictability with effortless grace.
“Karma Yeah" embodies the delicate balance of structure and spontaneity, its rhythmic pulse infused with the warmth of human imperfection. It beckons listeners into a world where time dances to the beat of its own drum, where every note is a story waiting to be told. With its captivating melodies and infectious grooves. Well worth checking out.
Review by Thomas Imposter