Connor Terrones has always had adoration for music, having grown up in a house that constantly played musical heavyweights such as The Beatles, and a host of Motown legends. In his adolescent years, Connor devoted the majority of his free time to playing guitar and absorbing the music of legendary ’70s rock bands like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath.
His musical preferences changed over time, and he became captivated with the music of various funk, jazz, hip-hop, and soul performers, including James Brown, John Coltrane, J Dilla, and D’Angelo.
Armed with his heavy arsenal of experience across various genres, Connor has drawn upon his various musical influences to create his own distinctive sound, which is certainly evident in his recent single, “Drown”. “Drown” is a harmonious melting pot of jazz, funk, soul, pop, and techno, and which could be compared to the likes of Thundercat, Knower, and Hiatus Kaiyote.
The song is about asking for assistance when life becomes too much and providing the same in return, as well as an appeal for help in this life. It is a fun and energetic journey of juxtapositions, blending pleasant electronics with chaotic undertones, and dream-like guitars with high-energy pitches and sounds, all of which are driven perfectly by the soft yet punchy vocals of Connor himself.
You can listen to Connor Terrones – Drown via our link below
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