Multi-instrumentalist hailing from a small town in New York, Cale Hawkins now creates music in a cramped windowless room in Brooklyn. He’s worked as a musician for some time now as a regular collaborator with fellow Brooklyn artists such as Arthur Moon, J3PO and Raveena. However, most notably he’s been credited on efforts with the likes of music legends Quincy Jones and Wyclef Jean. His latest offering is the single Deep Dream, a song about addiction and the respite one can find in such a state. It’s a surreal and upbeat indie track blending the sounds of Prince and Jodie Abacus to create a head-nodding, toe-tapping jam.
Watch the video for Deep dream below
