Live Review: Chrome Sparks ‘Moonraker’

CHROME SPARKS is back with vengeance, announcing a new EP and dropping the track ‘Moonraker’ as a teaser. With a bit of a jungle vibe, filling you with thoughts of sexy and mysterious espionage, ‘Moonraker’ lives up to the hype created by anything that shares a name with a James Bond film.

Chrome Sparks, AKA Jeremy Malvin is a Brooklyn living guy who has a background in classical percussion. So when this is combined with a growing obsession with synths, Chrome Sparks was birthed, to create melodic beat driven tracks like ‘Moonraker’, that sit in between both town-tempo chill tracks to racy club vibes.

‘Moonraker’ isn’t exactly a short piece of music. At six minutes long it showcases everything Chrome Sparks has to offer. Sitting on the chill side of his repertoire, it takes you on a synth-centric, beat articulate journey from the jungle to outer space, there is urgency and time to relax. There are vocal samples added in for good measure, and field sounds recorded at Machu Picchu. ‘Moonraker’ is a roller-coaster of mood changing vibes. You could argue it really is like a Bond film.

This track is just teaser for the upcoming Parallelism EP which is due out on November 13 through Future Classic.

You can get amongst the action here.

Words by Madeline Kilby

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