Henry Blaeser – “Of Love”

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“Of Love” is an entrancing ballad from Henry Blaeser, a DJ/producer also known for involvement in several Columbus, Ohio bands throughout the 2010s. A strikingly good debut, “Of Love” emphasizes Blaeser’s suavely affecting croon and soulful electro-pop vibe. The track’s first half sees mellow vocal layers and spacious key/synth twinkles, with the second half injecting a bouncy synth-bass into the fold for added funky vigor. Parts Junior Boys and parts James Blake, “Of Love” is a stellar debut from Henry Blaeser. Fans of atmospheric pop with soulful inclinations are sure to enjoy this one.

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“Of Love” and other memorable tracks from this month can also be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Best of March 2020’ Spotify playlist.

Mike Mineo

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