Los Angeles-based multi-instrumentalist Derek Simpson produces distinctive music characterized by layered soundscapes that feature spacey guitar and synth lines. He explores themes of positivity during adversity in his introspective lyrics. His latest album, Somehow (Abstracts), marked a return to his roots with soft, dynamic songs that provide a seamless auditory journey. The tracks blend eerie and ethereal qualities, with standout songs like 222 (Abstract) and boytoy (Abstract) reflecting alien melodies and metaphysical themes, culminating with Bonez & All (Abstract) as a surreal closing piece.
Derek Simpson's music delves into introspective wordplay, exploring the power of a positive outlook amid confusion and adversity.
Somehow (Abstracts) marks a return to his roots with dreamlike songs, filled with seamless transitions that craft an otherworldly atmosphere.
The album's opening track 222 (Abstract) features evolving synths that create a metaphysical lullaby, while copilot (Abstract) introduces a contrasting acoustic guitar melody.
The track boytoy (Abstract) showcases an alien melody, perfectly leading to Bonez & All (Abstract), which closes this surreal musical journey.
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