Wellington
based musician, songwriter, and producer Bravo Bonez has just released his latest lo-fi offering, reminiscent of old school lounge music which is ironic because the title of his five track EP is called Love Blast Lounge.
With the intention of spreading a message of “music, hope and love”, Bravo Bonez music is a mix of post-punk, ambient, shoegaze and perhaps dreampop. Love Blast Lounge certainly has a dreamy quality which floats along in a relaxing manner. Chill vibes with jazzy RnB elements.
Also described as “a retro lo-fi beats mash-up, this EP reminded me of the café culture which swept the country back in the mid-1990’s, the musical backdrop to caffeine connoisseurs in all the trendiest establishments sounded like this.
I found this instrumental delight a tranquil interlude in an otherwise hectic storm.
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About the author Corinne Rutherford

My name is Corinne. I am a music reviewer based in Tauranga. I am currently in a band called The Knids with my partner Michael and good friend Chris. My journey in the NZ music scene started with gig photography, which then evolved into writing and singing. I am passionate about local and New Zealand based music and the musical artists who create it.
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