Join Seattle’s Sunking With Takoda Along For The Ride With The Laid-Back Bam Bam

Sunking 
Bam Bam (featuring Takoda) 
Seattle 
 
They’re jazz for the future, as members of High Pulp exploring their creativity with a branching off from the main act. Original sunking members Bobbyy Granfelt and Antoine Martel offer their backbone of studio skills and hip-hop influenced drumming from Bobbyy and Antoine’s sci-fi synthesiser work reimagining itself in this novel format. Victory Nguyen has recently made himself indispensable by adding a cooling layer of mod-synth and brass. Sunking take the dapper quality of organically manufactured jazz and give it a bit of a dressing up with influential and exploratory attitudes toward their sound. The new album, I Don’t Like My Telephone, is due out on the 11th of July on ANTI- Records. Featuring guitar and vocoderist Takoda, with an anti-technology video, this is the single Bam Bam. 
 
A blurring of synth tone begins the spell-binding piece before a drop of bass begins to plummet the groove into a nice and cosy niche. Thows of hip-hop are cemented to the frame of laid-back swing and bass. Vocoderised lyrics then flow in, like robotic humanity fluttering in moth-like playfulness through meandering melodies. It’s a gentle number, like a portion of moments kept aside for a brief reprieve from pressure and tension. The album is looking to be a fantastic extension of this initial outpour.  
 
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