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Noé Solange - Found Our Way (Anjunachill) [Chill-Out]

Writer: The Slow Music Movement
The Slow Music Movement
5 minutes ago
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The cover for Noé Solange's, Found Our Way, showing a close-up of Solange with windblown black hair and silver earring, eyes closed, against a dark blue background.

Noé Solange is a London-based nomadic soul, producer, singer and multi-instrumentalist, who has been honing her dreamy chill-out meets ethereal pop vibe for the last seven years. If you've had a hard day at the office or a tiring night on the dance floor, then she could well be just the sonic tonic the doctor ordered.


Noé Solange with long braids in a black dress and sheer white top stands outdoors under a cloudy blue sky, looking thoughtful.

Well, her new EP has just dropped, "Found Our Way" is the release's title track, and fans won't be disappointed. Quivering, glistening synth tones pave the way as her spectral twin haunts the intro's shadows, queuing up her low-gravity, silky smooth voice - just the sort of friend you need whispering in your ear after that hard day/long night, and a well-told tale of (dis/re)connection. The sound palette is reassuringly familiar: comforting synth pads appear then float off into the ether - the classic downtempo drums providing a bit of forward momentum, but unable to anchor the machine-made atmospherics. Throw in a couple of gentle builds where the drums subtly hint at their clubbier cousins whilst a hooky synth adds emotional heft, and you've got a nice slice of classic-sounding vocal chill-out with wide appeal.


Don't stop there though. The following "Stay" and "Lost" mine similar noughties territory to keep the vibe going, although not quite so adroitly, but tee up the ambient delights of "Fade" with its drum-free, swirling, gaseous synthscape and almost translucent vocal layers, a treat.


If you need some more mellow vocal chill vibes, albeit more organic, the head over to the Brazilian succour of Pedro Mizutani & Skinshape' Mostrando os Dentes EP.







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Find Solange in the Slow Alt-Pop Playlist.



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