Downtempo music from Narducci

Born and raised in Los Angeles and living in New York City for fourteen years, Narducci is the sonic alias of producer, composer and saxophonist Matthew Silberman.

Over the years he’s worked with an almost endless list of other talented artists including Miguel, Bilal, Daron Malakian of System of a Down and Warren Cuccurullo of Duran Duran and Frank Zappa, as well as playing with outfits Dimond Saints, The Orbellion, The Prigs and Madd Galaxy among others and composing music for film and other media.

With his own solo project, he’s been unveiling his highly creative artistic vision since his debut EP in 2018 with Break the Silence. Heavily influenced by jazz music, he crafts sparse atmospheres to build an expansive ocean of sound to host his graceful melodic writing, resulting in calming music for a soporific listening experience.

Sharing his expansive catalogue of compositions over the last few year, he recently dropped a new EP titled Darkness to Light. Lifted from the EP, he brings us the track “Martial Meditations”, the perfect taste of his leftfield and stunning sound.

Featuring Shanti Snyder as a guest vocalist, the lyrics of the song mean “Everything that we create comes from imagination and frequency. What you create is up to you.” Laying down an airy and immersive sound full of lofty melodic vocal lines and a captivating mix of instrumentation, with “Martial Meditation”, Narducci offers a mesmerising and cinematic progressive jazz odyssey.

Listen to Martial Meditations below

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