Misto Kay is a rising artist/producer from Amsterdam aiming to combine jazz elements and electronics into a sonic listening pleasure. His first appearances were on the Super-Sonic Jazz compilation and on Mo Wrights' 'things2proof' EP with a feature and a remix. Being a multi-instrumentalist, with a focus on jazz piano, you will find playful and melodic elements join forces with surprising rhythms in his music. His broad musical interest is clearly expressed in his productions, given that they can vary heavily in mood, tempo, and genre. House, broken beat are at the core of this debut solo release, but soulful hip-hop grooves are present as well.
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- A1: Siegfried Hart - Seu Days
- A2: Misto Kay - Intergalactic Consciousness
- A3: Shamis & King Hassan - One Season Away
- A4: Radiohop - June Hill
- B1: Ben Penn - Now
- B2: Bouba Dola & The Amazulu Peoples - Araya
- B3: Mo Wrights - Things 2 Proof
- B4: Clab - Andale
- C1: Ava Lava - Feel Like A River (While The World Is On Fire) (Demo Version)
- C2: Imaginarium - Dragons Dance
- C3: Hatoon - You
- D1: Adrian Lucas - Get It
- D2: Bouba Dola & The Amazulu Peoples - Lom
- D3: Quanza - Adesanya
- E1: Jelisa - My Way, Anyway Feat Noflik & Multibeat
- E2: Sitkamer - Cutting Corners
- E3: Likeminds - Sheep
- E4: Helena Cassella - Misunderstood
- F1: Johnny Biner Trio - Tonic Water
- F2: Trian Kayhatu - Act Iii
- F3: Bouba Dola & The Amazulu Peoples - Yolongo
- F4: Yope - A Place To Go
A snapshot of the rising Dutch jazz scene, the ‘Super-Sonic Family’ compilation captures a refreshed spirit of talented artists that are shaping the new musical directions within the Lowlands. For this second edition we have a 31 digital and 22 vinyl track collection that connects these unique artists that express themselves beyond the borders of genres. This compilation adds to the rise of this ascending scene and the physical album will be released in the light of the six day ‘Super-Sonic Jazz Festival’ in Amsterdam, organised by KC The Funkaholic & Jade Caballeros.
m D2 Bouba Dola & The Amazulu Peoples - Lomp;e
With his debut EP Mo Wrights delivers a jazz-focused and narrative-driven record navigating the inner dialogue of a creative struggle of inferiority, abstraction and commitment. The story finds him enlisting some friends along the way to advance from one act to the other.
With the title track - ‘things2proof’ - Mo tries to combine his myriad of influences in a 6-minute record that weaves together elements of jazz, broken beat, acid jazz, fusion, hip-hop and hints of rock. The coherence comes from his poignant narrative, which resembles a four-act structure, telling the story of alienation and his internal experience of inferiority, creative frustration, and his eventual recognition of a solution, concluding by finally permitting himself to simply ‘be’. And for that we thank him!
The b-side ‘proof of concept’ follows the title track, Mo embraces a more laid-back approach, sitting sonically closer to his beloved broken beat sound. Amsterdam-based pianist Misto Kay delivers a long soul-felt piano solo that carries the track into untold dimensions of groove. With this offering the soul feels both heard and yearned for. It’s as if desire and satisfaction are in conversation with one another. You can’t help but be gripped, pay attention, and listen.
As a co-founder of the Amsterdam-based music platform Steppin’ Into Tomorrow, whose ethos is anchored in the principle of collaboration and unification of the Dutch scene is a deeply felt sentiment throughout Mo’s EP. He enlists a slew of emergent local legends, such as QUANZA, drummer Jamie Peet, flutist Han Litz, bass player kotokid and pianist Misto Kay to embellish and remix his creation. The remixes also illuminate other bright creatives the local scene has to offer, with remixes by the likes of - Kofi the Unknown, LYMA, Misto Kay and Jazz n Dance.
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