Introducing “Early Experiments” – Oxydz’s Timeless Return to Old School Boom Bap After the resounding success of his previous venture, “Retroverse,” Oxydz, the French hip-hop producer and beatmaker, deeply influenced by the jazz-infused rhythms and 90s New York rap scene, makes a triumphant return with “Early Experiments.” “Early Experiments” serves as the inaugural chapter of an exciting three-part instrumental album series, maintaining its unwavering commitment to the hallowed traditions of old-school boom bap. A captivating fusion of rap and jazz, this project takes us on a sonic journey back in time. Crafted with the vintage prowess of classics like the MPC2000 and AKAI S20, it delivers a rich, lofi audio tapestry that’s a delight to the ears. Featuring a meticulously arranged set of 18 tracks, “Early Experiments” invites you into its mysterious auditory world. The album cover, reminiscent of the visual aesthetics of 70s-80s “library music,” offers a tantalizing glimpse into the project’s enigmatic and immersive universe. This musical odyssey is tailor-made for aficionados of the boom bap genre, an enchanting soundscape certain to resonate deeply with admirers of luminaries like Pete Rock, Q-Tip, and Madlib. DJs and 90s aficionados, here’s your invitation to bask in the warmth of nostalgia’s embrace. For Oxydz, “Early Experiments” marks a profound shift in his artistic journey. The tracks exude a newfound naturalness, thanks to the vintage machinery that breathed life into them. The result is a sound that’s uniquely captivating, one that truly caresses the soul. For those who cherish the golden era of 90s New York rap, “Early Experiments” is both a tribute and a contemporary evolution of that iconic time. This project stands as a pivotal moment in Oxydz’s creative voyage and an opportunity for us all to witness a transformative exploration of sound. Prepare to lose yourself in the spellbinding world of “Early Experiments.” Step into a realm where past and present unite, and music is reborn with an enduring allure. credits released October 27, 2023
