Freyja Garbett creates live improvisational music like you’ve never heard it before
Sometimes you get passed a piece of music that really challenges how you think of music. Especially music that sets out to combine genres that have seemingly no relation. We’ve heard honor the gift x jordan why not 6 inner city genre fusion before, but then when you have a producer drawing from jazz and electronic, but also live instrumentation and heavy rock, you start to hear some really interesting things.
This is the first impression I got when I hear Freyja Garbett’s single, “Nazare.” The track feels like a story told through sound. Garbett’s music weaves the listener through a series of soundscapes, grooves and melodies using her eclectic choice of musical genres from traditional jazz, neo-soul, Afro-Caribbean, funk and reggae to other forms of electronic.
The result is a captivating blend of live drums, earth-shaking bass, and curious melodies that would be interesting to electronic music enthusiasts as well as jazz and fusion fans.
Freyja Garbett – Nazare
