Ceyeo releases exciting follow-up

Chicago-based Ceyeo fuses rock, hip-hop, and R&B to create detailed material with an inviting and alternative vibe, which defies the conventional rules of the rock and pop genres. The independent musician crafts sophisticated, nuanced songs that challenge the traditions of commercial and rock music standards whilst maintaining a captivating version of alternative electronic rock.

This artist uses atypical instrumentation in addition to electric guitars, bass, drums, and synthesisers to produce music with an extremely appealing vibe. Ceyeo achieved online success with his debut single, “U Can’t Hide”, which was the curtain raiser on what is an inevitably successful music career.

Modern R&B and hip-hop are skilfully combined with vintage samples and for his follow-up release, “Summer Love”. The song provides a fresh spin on a traditional song form, within which a 1927 clip of Ma Rainey‘s “Blues Oh Blues” was used to really bring a vintage undertone to the production.

It is a fun and genre-crossing piece of work, which includes energetic saxophone to add a jazzy vibe, layered with simple but meaningful vocals. In-keeping with his innate ability and signature style to utilise wacky methods to include unusual sounds in his work, you can hear a recording of students at Cornell University during the New Years Party from 1897.

You can listen to Ceyeo – Summer Love via our link below