Its culled indie-flavored rhythms and mounds of richly textured vocals are nothing short of colorful. Funneling through foggy voids, Composer reaches through depths of melody, augmenting quaint blips’n bleeps with lightened electrical beatwork just begging for repeat listening.
Composer, perhaps the most self-evident of monikers, unearths their latest composition for InFiné entitled The Edges of the World. Composed with heart drenching lyrical manifests by Guillaume Eluerd, vocal splashes by Suzanne the Man (M83, Villeneuve, Lab°) and main audio-tech Eric Raynaud, alternative-pop just doesn’t cut it as a genre-tag for this pristine collection of synth-infused songs. Fans of Tobias Lilja will no doubt gravitate toward Composer’s fragmented human element.
Delving into a core of experimentation without loosing sight of cohesive musical waves, each phase of this release weaves a tapestry of ageless, organic beauty. Its culled indie-flavored rhythms and mounds of richly textured vocals are nothing short of colorful. Funneling through foggy voids, Composer reaches through depths of melody, augmenting quaint blips’n bleeps with lightened electrical beatwork just begging for repeat listening. And even with the synergy of songwriting and morphed abstract collages, Composer literally travels to the edges of the world and fades away in an alluring blend of upbeat, saccharine grooves.
The Edges of the World is out now on InFiné.
