Wikipedia says: "Nala Sinephro (born 1996) is a Belgian-Caribbean experimental jazz musician based in London. She is best known for her ambient jazz compositions, where she predominantly plays the...
Wikipedia says: "Nala Sinephro (born 1996) is a Belgian-Caribbean experimental jazz musician based in London. She is best known for her ambient jazz compositions, where she predominantly plays the pedal harp, modular synthesiser, keyboards and piano"
I love Continuum and Space 1.8! Nala has incredible talent and these albums have such a great vibe. The way they go in and out of chaotic moments throughout the album is really captivating to me...
I love Continuum and Space 1.8! Nala has incredible talent and these albums have such a great vibe. The way they go in and out of chaotic moments throughout the album is really captivating to me and the selection of instruments is perfect. I also appreciate that both albums are true to her style while being distinct enough to be separate works of art.
This is a tangent, but I find myself liking one or two albums at most by any musician because of how much they tend to change between albums. As artists, I understand they want to move forward, grow, and produce something new. At the same time, some albums leave me feeling like there could have been so much more. I appreciate that Nala produced two works in a similar vein.
Wikipedia says: "Nala Sinephro (born 1996) is a Belgian-Caribbean experimental jazz musician based in London. She is best known for her ambient jazz compositions, where she predominantly plays the pedal harp, modular synthesiser, keyboards and piano"
I love Continuum and Space 1.8! Nala has incredible talent and these albums have such a great vibe. The way they go in and out of chaotic moments throughout the album is really captivating to me and the selection of instruments is perfect. I also appreciate that both albums are true to her style while being distinct enough to be separate works of art.
This is a tangent, but I find myself liking one or two albums at most by any musician because of how much they tend to change between albums. As artists, I understand they want to move forward, grow, and produce something new. At the same time, some albums leave me feeling like there could have been so much more. I appreciate that Nala produced two works in a similar vein.