Jolynn J Chin never fails to impress every time she plays the keys. Listen to her latest single “7 Rings Sonata” which is a piano cover of Ariana Grande’s recent Pop hit. It consists of a crossover paired with Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata”, featuring the famous broken chords theme in the third movement and the main theme from the first movement. As a matter of fact, this contemporary cut is also a reinterpretation of “My Favorite Things” by Rodgers and Hammerstein. The classic track was part of a Broadway production from 1959.

On this occasion, Jolynn will dazzle you with this beautiful piece of Sonata art. Sincerely, I can’t figure out how fast she moves her fingers in order to obtain such stunning quality. Add to this, mellow electronic beats, which evoke an air of modernity to the whole composition. Definitely, her music transcends genres, while anchoring to creativeness.

On a side note, the award-winning pianist has announced the release of a debut full-length album for 2021. With regard to details, her forthcoming project has an experimental and personal approach. In short, this means fewer covers and more original arrangements. As it was expected, her recent work has been written during lockdown and will feature exclusive collaborations as well. Stay tuned for more info.

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Who said instrumental music had to be boring? Composer Donna O. Raphael shows the opposite with her fresh upbeat and fun track “Light Show”. Over the years, the multi-instrumentalist female artist has garnered several distinctions. With a Bachelor’s degree in Recording Arts, Donna has won mix competitions and has been awarded for her audio file management skills. Moreover, she entered the Top 25 list of the highest-scoring indie artists in 2018 via Music Connection.

The former GRAMMY U member based in Florida is proud of her Caribbean heritage. Indeed, you can tell she has worked her magic with tropical-esque elements on the sound design of “Light Show”. As a result, originality is her stamp of excellence. At the end of the day, this is what really counts, being creative at all costs. Seamlessly blending steel drums, marimba, piano keys, and modern electronic beats, Donna showcases an eclectic variety of rhythms hard to imitate.

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Australian Country singer Max Jackson enlists GEM to deliver a chilled remix for “Billionaire”, one of her incredible tracks taken from the recent album, ‘Life Of The Party’. Here we have a brand new version that induces a trance-like state in listeners. Of course, the magical acoustics and the stunning vocals are left intact. GEM doesn’t fail as she keeps the essence of the original in balance with her signature spacey sonic landscapes.

The female DJ & producer incorporates a blend of electronic music and downtempo beats, creating a renewed piece that feels so fresh. As a result, the arrangements are honey to the ears. Literally, it’s ready for your summer playlist as well. Whether or not you need an escape for relaxation on the beach, make sure to play this track which serves as a natural sedative while you enjoy watching tranquil ocean waves…

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For this week’s Electro Wow spotlight, I would like to introduce you to French producer Efel. He sets the melancholic tone for his sonic gem, “Slow Club”. The way he blends seductive vocals from Paris-based singer Naïno with hypnotic soundscapes is pure gold. To put it simply, just think of Efel as a cross between Jean-Michel Jarre and Goldfrapp with a contemporary sound.

This song kicks off with chirping bird sounds and mellow synths, then it builds up with pulsating chords. Those warm beats act like elegant food for your ears. As a matter of fact, you can tell Efel knows how to create a relaxing atmosphere. According to the artist himself, “Slow Club” is an invitation to freedom. It’s the simple things in life that are the most extraordinary, and the simplicity of its cozy melody works pretty well. Overall, there’s nothing more comforting than listening to four minutes of “Slow Club”. Press play below.

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Hailing from Denver, Colorado, White Devil is synonymous with originality and rebellion. As a matter of fact, the producer experiments with Rap, Hip-Hop, Metal, and Electronica, while giving his tracks a sense of controversy. Without a doubt, he is aware of social injustice in all forms. So, naturally, he feels the need to express his discontent through music as a protest against violence.

Recent events of police brutality and abuse of authority in America led him to remix Snap!’s ’90s hit “The Power”. Entitled as “BLS (It’s Gettin’ Kinda Heavy)”, the final outcome is literally pure fire. There’s something dope about its complex drum pattern accompanied by non-stop aggressive energy. If you’re hooked into dark Electronica artists such as The Crystal Method or The Prodigy then you must keep an eye on White Devil’s upcoming cuts.

On a side note, he’s currently working on special tunes for his second album, ‘Year of the Tyrant’, which will revolve around transcendental topics of 2020, including the coronavirus pandemic, politics, etc. In other words, he’ll make sure his artistic vision is a huge wake-up call in the conscience. Sure enough, you can expect more from his signature sound, which relies heavily on sampling ‘gangsta rap’ classics, cult horror movies, and current news. 

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