Jameszoo - Fool

Jameszoo - FoolThe word naive comes from the Latin nativus, meaning native, or natural. Today, to be naive is often seen as pejorative, a lack of experience or judgement, but in the art world the word retained some of its original meaning: a quality acquired through birth, a childlike innocence and wonder that produces spontaneous, unaffected art. For Mitchel Van Dinther, the Dutch producer known as Jameszoo, it is this quality that lies at the heart of his debut

he scored a hit in Germany as part of the short-lived boy band No Curfew

He’s honest about the nature of existence

He gets in

” During the recording process Van Dinther became obsessed with classic albums by Steve Kuhn (1971’s Steve Kuhn)

In theory achingly hip

The sonic universe of Drift is the most stylistically accurate representation of GAIKA’s personal tastes to date

“Sometimes they are more serious and emotional

showcasing once again his grasp of instrumentation and tone

the first single taken from the album) and they represent some of the funniest

with early memories of his dad producing music on his analogue set-up

Moodymann and Theo Parrish inspired” “Shadows” was recorded with friend Jordan Rakei

…& ppl 2 fat for fedoras