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"Off On" by Nicholas Hill,
Curated by: Brendan Boland
Spotify: bit.ly/OffOnFutureLounge
Genre: #chillhop
I was not a 90s raver. For me the 90s were spent wearing my hat backwards like the Buzz and Taz on my shirt. I shopped at Miller’s Outpost. And, largely, I listened to Offspring, Blink 182, and Boyz II Men (I sang in a choir). Needless to say, my ear is inertly turned to that soundscape. So every time a producer dips down to pull the crisp claps, the breathy bass lines, and wah-wah synths, I can’t help but feel that my childhood is being used against me. It’s that kind of saccharine sweet you love to hate.
Emotive and smooth, “Off On” begs to be played at a late night lounge or placed on an R. Kelly playlist that has been renamed to Lips and Hips. It’s subtly sensual. The groove makes you bump and grind. As the vocals enter in the second act of the song, the composition as a whole feels like a Moby track off of “Play”, yet it remains grounded and downtempo, rather than transforming into an anthem.
“Off On” appears on a collaboration album, Future Lounge Beats, that features instrumentalists Nicholas Hill, Bill Sumner, Glen Gerweijer and several others. The album spans a variety of elements from a wide range of genres: ambient, jazz, trap, glitch-pop, disco & R&B. Each track has its own distinct soundscape; of which, the soulful ”Say Yes” and complex “New Generation” are standouts. For those looking to relax with a cold cocktail at an oxygen bar overlooking the ocean, this is the album for you.
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"Off On" by Nicholas Hill,
Curated by: Brendan Boland
Spotify: bit.ly/OffOnFutureLounge
Genre: #chillhop
I was not a 90s raver. For me the 90s were spent wearing my hat backwards like the Buzz and Taz on my shirt. I shopped at Miller’s Outpost. And, largely, I listened to Offspring, Blink 182, and Boyz II Men (I sang in a choir). Needless to say, my ear is inertly turned to that soundscape. So every time a producer dips down to pull the crisp claps, the breathy bass lines, and wah-wah synths, I can’t help but feel that my childhood is being used against me. It’s that kind of saccharine sweet you love to hate.
Emotive and smooth, “Off On” begs to be played at a late night lounge or placed on an R. Kelly playlist that has been renamed to Lips and Hips. It’s subtly sensual. The groove makes you bump and grind. As the vocals enter in the second act of the song, the composition as a whole feels like a Moby track off of “Play”, yet it remains grounded and downtempo, rather than transforming into an anthem.
“Off On” appears on a collaboration album, Future Lounge Beats, that features instrumentalists Nicholas Hill, Bill Sumner, Glen Gerweijer and several others. The album spans a variety of elements from a wide range of genres: ambient, jazz, trap, glitch-pop, disco & R&B. Each track has its own distinct soundscape; of which, the soulful ”Say Yes” and complex “New Generation” are standouts. For those looking to relax with a cold cocktail at an oxygen bar overlooking the ocean, this is the album for you.
