Josu Mämmi – “Organized Planning” + “Privilege of Analyzing”

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Josu Mämmi has background as a bossanova drummer, though also with a fascination with techno that results in a vibrant electronic sound steeped in Afro-American grooves and funk-infused house. Born in Turku and presently still living in Finland, where he has spent the past seven years as a musician and DJ, Josu Mämmi shows his engaging musical direction on new singles “Organized Planning” and “Privilege of Analyzing”.

Self-describing his direction as “post-modern club dance music,” Mämmi’s “Organized Planning” successfully transitions from lush, warbled verses and intensely pulsating climaxes, finding a perfect balance between serenity and club-set debauchery. “Privilege of Analyzing” brings forth some rock and funk-tinged elements, with clamorous chunks of guitars meshing well with vocal samples and, later, whirring synth work. They’re both fine tracks that showcase Mämmi’s unique style well.

Mike Mineo

I'm the founder/editor of Obscure Sound, which was formed in 2006. Previously, I wrote for PopMatters and Stylus Magazine.

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