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Discover the Freshest House & Electronic Music with Dirty Disco 490. Kono Vidovic
Mike Nasty has been a fixture in the New York music scene since he burst onto the scene in 2023. He’s renowned for his Jumpin’ Thumpin’ deep house parties, which have gained notoriety in both New York and Los Angeles. His latest single celebrates his home haunt with a spin on the Big Apple’s deep house sound paired with jazz-inspired instrumentals. Let’s take a closer look at “Jazz Club NYC” and see how Nasty mixes rolling grooves and funky instrumentals.
Mike Nasty – Jazz Club NYC, The Arrangement.
“Jazz Club NYC” is built upon a warm and rolling deep house foundation, topped off with gripping spoken word vocals. The track is filled out by sustained electric piano chords, spacey synth solos and flashes of jazz instrumentation that transport listeners into a smoke filled jazz club atmosphere. The arrangement is an ode to New York City’s musical heritage, which has been an influence on many different genres over the years. It’s no surprise then that Nasty has gone back to his roots with this particular track.
The Production.
Nasty’s production style can best be described as raw and gritty. His signature sound relies heavily on analog instruments such as electric basses, Moog synths, drum machines and vintage keyboards. This gives the track a certain warmth and energy that you won’t find in most modern electronic music productions. Additionally, Nasty layers multiple elements together to create an overall soundscape that feels like it was recorded live in one take – something that is not easy to do when producing electronic music!
Conclusion.
In conclusion, Mike Nasty brings an old school vibe to modern dance floors with his latest single “Jazz Club NYC”. With its warm analog sounds and layered production techniques, it’s sure to bring people together whether they’re at home or out dancing in the town. If you’re looking for something unique yet familiar, give this track a listen! You won’t be disappointed!
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Kono Vidovic
DJ | MUSIC CURATOR & SELECTOR | PODCAST MAKER | BLOGGER Professional online interpreneur. Coffee practitioner. Electronic music culture maven. Total music guru. Infuriatingly humble problem solver. Food & sports fanatic.
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