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"Slinky Man" by Medasin
Curated by: Amanda Scharkss
Spotify: bit.ly/SlinkyManMedasin
Genre: #psychedelicelevatormusic
I’m not sure which hook is better: the cheesy yet true one where I talk about how music is medicine for the soul, or the real one where I briefly cover how Grant Nelson transformed from a 14-year-old drug addict into the producer we know and love today, Medasin (whose music is medicine for the soul).
Medasin gained his inspiration for his debut album, Irene, from the facility counsellor responsible for helping him through those rougher times. As far as albums go, Irene, not unlike the person, is extremely solid. Medasin’s wavey synths resonate throughout each track, one flowing into the next, forming to the song of the name that contains it.
“Slinky Man” lies within the middle of the track list, and the texture is a real (choose your filling: creamy or jelly) treat. In true Medasin fashion, the song starts out with a few toasted synths that give way for the buttery guitar notes to melt and seep into the music. Suddenly, he pulls the plug. Every time I’m listening to this song in the car, I genuinely believe it’s the Bluetooth cutting off my music with a call, just for the beat to come right back in with a vengeance. Oh yes, this song is mean and clean. We’re talking multiple musical spirals spinning in perfect alignment, lasers and sprites firing every so often only to be met by melodic handpan-like sounds.
With such a distinct and vivid title, one can’t help but imagine the vocals coming from a man made out of metal springs. His words boing in and out of clarity, the resulting air waves rippling perfectly through the instrumentals. Safety Warning: As the sounds descend like a rainbow slinky on a set of stairs, this track will have you bouncing the whole way through.
Rock With This (http://rockwiththis.com) helps you discover your new favorite songs. We deliver the best of what's breaking and uncover the left behind tracks that need to be heard. Subscribe for more music, it's free. ;)
Follow us on:
Instagram: instagram.com/rockwiththismusic
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"Slinky Man" by Medasin
Curated by: Amanda Scharkss
Spotify: bit.ly/SlinkyManMedasin
Genre: #psychedelicelevatormusic
I’m not sure which hook is better: the cheesy yet true one where I talk about how music is medicine for the soul, or the real one where I briefly cover how Grant Nelson transformed from a 14-year-old drug addict into the producer we know and love today, Medasin (whose music is medicine for the soul).
Medasin gained his inspiration for his debut album, Irene, from the facility counsellor responsible for helping him through those rougher times. As far as albums go, Irene, not unlike the person, is extremely solid. Medasin’s wavey synths resonate throughout each track, one flowing into the next, forming to the song of the name that contains it.
“Slinky Man” lies within the middle of the track list, and the texture is a real (choose your filling: creamy or jelly) treat. In true Medasin fashion, the song starts out with a few toasted synths that give way for the buttery guitar notes to melt and seep into the music. Suddenly, he pulls the plug. Every time I’m listening to this song in the car, I genuinely believe it’s the Bluetooth cutting off my music with a call, just for the beat to come right back in with a vengeance. Oh yes, this song is mean and clean. We’re talking multiple musical spirals spinning in perfect alignment, lasers and sprites firing every so often only to be met by melodic handpan-like sounds.
With such a distinct and vivid title, one can’t help but imagine the vocals coming from a man made out of metal springs. His words boing in and out of clarity, the resulting air waves rippling perfectly through the instrumentals. Safety Warning: As the sounds descend like a rainbow slinky on a set of stairs, this track will have you bouncing the whole way through.
