Everything I Wanted

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oc: https://soundcloud.com/jerome-8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tA4HSgTY8o

we gettin money

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0h1vtuWWEpIieTiyBMh5kK?si=Hw3bjGOjTBWIcsyvtsrZxg

✰𝓸ℕ𝓵𝔂 ᴍISᴛ𝔸ₖe𝕤✰ (Out on Spotify)

I hope you guys enjoy listening to it as much as I do.
:3

C H I L L I N G

Collab with the wonderful envy and canedo,both of them are really cute :3
Envy:https://soundcloud.com/envyahahhahahahah
Canedo:https://soundcloud.com/cxnedw
Track i wanted to make for kyanna's birthday as a gift but it fell of so late and it was pretty ass without the help of these good ppl 💜
Shoutout to kyanna for being one of the nicest people i have encountered :D

Odi  X Canedo X Envy - Kyanna4ever 💚

KA JE

SCHEINE ZÄHLEN

Arabia

Lui Mafuta presents This Ain’t Jazz, a boundary-pushing new EP that fuses live musicianship
with electronic sensibility - an exploration of jazz influence through a deeply personal and
collaborative lens. 

The release is available on digital platforms and as a limited vinyl edition.

At the heart of This ain’t Jazz is a long gestating idea: to bridge electronic music with an
organic, band oriented aesthetic. Lui Mafuta reunited with four longtime friends and
collaborators: Paul Janoschka, Felix Roos, Jonas Esser and Benedikt Jäckle - who all studied
music together in Mannheim before scattering across the globe. Under the loose collective
named Weiller, they came together once again to create a sound that lives between genres.

The EP is a globe spanning production. Piano was recorded on Paul Janoschka’s Steinway in
his Frankfurt apartment; trumpet and clarinet were tracked in a rural French studio with Felix
Roos; drums came from New York via Jonas Esser; and saxophone was laid down in Lui’s own
studio in Mannheim alongside Benedikt Jäckle. All elements were finally assembled and
shaped into a cohesive vision back in Mannheim.

“There’s less synth work on this one than usual,” Lui says. “Most of the textures come from
the instruments themselves and a lot of sample mangling. I wanted it to feel raw, human and
alive.”
Despite its title, This Ain’t Jazz is a love letter to jazz’s influence. “I called it that just to be
safe,” Lui jokes. “It isn’t jazz but it’s coming from that space.” The project also serves as a
reconnection to his roots: two of the four featured musicians are teenage friends from his
earliest days making music.