If you happen to follow the fertile underground of London’s music scene, you might have already come across Giack Bazz, singer and songwriter with a knack for witty and metaphorical storytelling, often framed in sleazy rock matter. Particularly active in the last few years, he’s now releasing ‘Just a Little Bit More Famous’, a worthy follow-up to his previous full-length ‘Giack Bazz Is Not Famous’.
Diving into the album, the listener gets instantly drenched in pretty introspective material. Not just because of the nuanced lyrical themes, but also thanks to the unique sonic alchemy conjured by Bazz. You see, there’s a certain soothing character in Giack’s vocals, an undisclosed gentle and peaceful tone that greatly contrasts with the fuzziness and rebellious nature of the instrumentals. This charged artistic chiaroscuro greatly enhances the project, making it three-dimensional and detailed, offering a rather transformative listening experience.
A truly wonderful record by a clearly talented creative – don’t miss out! Our favourite track: ‘Like & Share Machine’, an absolute anthemic banger, the kind of song we’d sing out loud from a balcony at 3 am.
Recommended! Discover ‘Just a Little Bit More Famous’ on Spotify:
