Jazz/Review Synthonic - Lampin’

Synthonic, hailing from the picturesque town of Sidmouth, England, is making waves in the music scene with their latest original album, Lampin’. Drawing inspiration from the acid jazz scene of the 90s fused with modern production techniques, Synthonic delivers a unique sound that captivates listeners. Collaborating with talented artists such as Vasilis Xenopoulos, Jack Birchwood, Valere Speranza, and Jeremy Dunning, Synthonic creates a musical tapestry that is both nostalgic and fresh.

“Lampin'“ is a slick and effortlessly cool jazz album by Synthonic that combines contemporary production polish with classic groove sensibility. This collection invites listeners to relax and lose themselves in a richly textured and laid-back environment, from the first bars of "All Day, Every Day" to the title tune "Lampin'."

Synthonic exhibits a mastery of atmosphere and organization. Warm synths, clear samples, and melodic lines that effortlessly transition between laid-back and rhythmically catchy are layered over tight, jazzy beats that serve as the foundation for each track. The album's sound combines elements of funk, smooth jazz, and lo-fi calm, but it never loses sight of the spontaneity and improvisational flair that characterize great jazz performance.

“Lampin',” which was recorded in a home studio, has a charming, personal, handmade vibe. The sound is dynamic and captivating due to the combination of live instrumentation, VSTs, and sampled sounds. The album strikes the ideal mix between refinement and coziness, whether you're listening on a calm evening or establishing the mood for a low-key event.

Synthonic's talent and growing prominence in the UK jazz scene have been further demonstrated by recent live performances at the Southampton Modern Jazz Club and the Sidmouth International Jazz & Blues Festival. “Lampin'“ is more than just a powerful debut; it's a self-assured declaration from a performer establishing a distinctive style. Synthonic demonstrates that jazz is still very much alive and growing with its groove, warmth, and just the perfect amount of swagger.

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