[dropcap]A[/dropcap]n artist who is making waves in the realm of the deep house genre with his terrific style and taste in music-making is JazzMidi. The artist is best known and celebrated for his ability to sculpt music from some of the most experimental sonic elements that sound thoroughly refreshing. Tuning into music that instantly matches up to the vibe is great bliss and this talented musician certainly knows how to stand it with his creativity. Listening to his records creates a beautiful picture in the listener's head. It’s hard to pinpoint only one quality that makes his tracks scream for attention. The musician possesses the skill to create magic with his audio content.
‘Ocean Drive Vol. 18’ is the recent playlist delivered by the artist, comprising of twenty-two songs that push the limitations of the deep house genre to lay with modern music. The level of experimentation the artist does with the sounds is truly gorgeous and offers a soothing yet upbeat listening experience. By using innovative technologies and introspective melodies, the artist has introduced various rhythmic influences to let the track captivate the attention at once. Progressing from something simpler to a catchy, bass-led nostalgic arena of classic deep house sound, the track keeps things organic and engaging throughout. Some of the best tracks from the list are ‘Neon Cassettes - You & Me (Original Mix)’, ‘Moe Turk Mary S.K. - Some Day (Original Mix)’, ‘Sophie Hunger - There Is Still Pain Left (Laolu Remix)’, and ‘Black Coffee & Sabrina Claudio - SBCNCSLY (Original Mix)’.
Hailing from Seattle, JazzMidi has built the track under the label JM Productions and the audience can expect only the best in this outstanding soundtrack. The diverse musical influence and the brilliant way of execution by the remixer make ‘Ocean Drive Vol. 18’ one of the must-listens in the genre. Follow him on Soundcloud, YouTube, and Twitter for all updates.
Experience hot new single ‘Ocean Drive Vol. 18’ on SoundCloud here :
https://soundcloud.com/jazzmidi/ocean-drive-vol-18
