Palt – The Late Train

A deeply evocative and melancholic Jazz Ballad perfect for those late-night, reflective moments.

"The Late Train" captures the feeling of gazing out a rainy window, watching the lights blur as the world rushes by. It’s a journey into solitude and introspection, driven by lush piano chords, a contemplative walking bass line, and a beautifully warm accordion solo.

This track is the perfect soundtrack for:

Chilly evenings and rainy days

Working, studying, or relaxing

Moments of quiet nostalgia

The Late Train

Created in the same single-day Ableton session as the rest of the Seamless EP, “Endings And Beginnings” is both the EP’s final track and the bridge back to its opener. The project’s track titles form the sentence: Can You Tell The Difference Between Beginnings And Endings, and here that idea comes full circle. The song steps out of “Between”’s mysterious mood into a brighter, more playful groove with crisp, slightly swung drums. The soft hi-hats leave space for layered staccato horns that lock perfectly with the keys’ rhythm. In the second half, the arrangement shifts to a dreamy, sustained saxophone texture, creating a warm sonic bed. Louk’s short, silky solo chooses every note with intention, closing the EP on a smooth, jazzy exhale.

Beginnings and Endings

PALT | Producer & Artist.
Dedicated to exploring a diverse palette of sounds. I produce and create music spanning multiple genres, focusing on dynamic production and compelling rhythms. Follow for original tracks and a unique sonic journey.

Our new EP "Seamless" is out today! ↻ Go check it out! 🙌🏼

RINZ.'s music is an ever-evolving project shaped by the exploration of sound, process, and the self. His music grows the way life does: organically, with detours, dead ends, and unexpected blooms. Some tracks loop in place. Others stumble forward. But each one reflects a moment of curiosity, reflection, or reinvention.

Rooted in lo-fi, jazz, and instrumental hip-hop, RINZ. builds his songs from self-recorded instruments, field recordings, and textures that feel lived-in. He's drawn to the homemade and the honest.

Whether he's rebuilding an old piano by hand or tending to his garden sanctuary, the same philosophy carries through: nothing’s ever really finished. Everything’s growing.

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