Live Review: Les Sins 'Why' ft. Nate Salman
Chaz Bundick has been creating some pretty interesting beats as Les Sins and we're loving the dance infused hip-hop side of the producer that we wouldn't hear in his Toro Y Moi work.
Chaz Bundick has been creating some pretty interesting beats as LES SINS and we're loving the dance infused hip-hop side of the producer that we wouldn't hear in his TORO Y MOI work.
Bundick has LES SINS debut album ready for release and as each new track emerges, we become more excited about what's to come on the debut LP.
LES SINS new track 'Why' features the wonderful vocals of Nate Salman and the grooviest melody you'll hear for months. It strays away from the slight hip-hop influence that coated 'Bother' and instead gives us electronic summertime tropics and a deep, infectious groove.
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The sculpted and precise structure of the track shows that Bundick has really honed his craft and is a versatile artist capable of producing a series of unique work. Salman's vocals have been distorted to sound similar to the melody creating an extremely blended effect. Both elements mix so well, that the vocal track almost feels like it is apart of the melody itself. A guitar riff can be faintly heard in the background and with that adding in the funk, they synths carry the disco element that blanches out the track.
LES SINS debut album Michael will be released later on this year and as we have now heard, there will be no limit to what kind of tracks Bundick will produce. With 'Why' being a mixture of funk, disco and tropical house, his next LES SINS instalment could have heavy hip-hop elements for all we know. Chaz Bundick is definitely a man you can pin down.
Words by Lauren Payne
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