Coming out of Brooklyn’s music scene, a rising hip hop sensation named Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L has been making his mark with his distinctive and brooding take on the genre. With smooth, flowing verses that glide gracefully above snapping trap-style beats and a mesmerising fusion of synths, Breon’s music exudes a sense of creative originality that’s earned him recognition in the USA and beyond.
Breon’s artistic journey began with the written word. In his youth, he explored the realm of poetry, using language as a means to express his thoughts and emotions. This foundation in lyricism laid the groundwork for his future in music, inspiring him to pursue singing lessons to bring his sonic visions to life.
However, Breon’s path to music wasn’t a straight line. In a previous life, he excelled as a drag racer, finding excitement and fulfilment on the racetrack. But a life-altering accident shifted the trajectory of his journey, compelling him to redirect his focus entirely toward his music.
Earlier this year, Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L released his EP Recovery, now, he returns with Recovery 2, a three-track follow up. The EP opens with “Caution,” a soulful 90-second cut that immerses the listener in a sense of weightlessness. Soft synth textures provide the backdrop as Breon’s gentle, processed vocals flow gracefully above a laid-back beat. This track is an exquisite example of emo rap, where raw emotions fuse with a liquid sonic soundscape.
“Without Love” embraces an alternative hip hop sound that bounces with energy. Glitchy percussive shots pepper the track, while Breon’s impeccable vocal delivery weaves a narrative that draws the listener into a captivating story. The result is a spacey and dynamic composition that showcases Breon’s versatility as an artist.
The EP closes with “Hit & Run,” a shimmering sound of alternative R&B. Here, bright melodic leads, mellow beats and intricate synth pulses intermingle to create a richly textured sonic experience. Breon’s vocals, smooth and resonant, guide us through a dreamscape of sound. Recovery 2 signifies a musical evolution for Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L, marked by a more mature and airy sound compared to its predecessor, Recovery.
Listen to Recovery 2 below
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