Single Review: Ciel d’Amour (feat. Lorenzo Pradel)
Cashek
Floyd Pepper, aka Cashek, just released his latest single Ciel d’Amour featuring the smooth voice of Lorenzo Pradel. This is a ‘post-summer’, sensual track for those that enjoy electronic, RnB, soul, house, cinematic EDM and the like.
Cashek was born of Floyd’s captivation with the technical aspects of music and production skills. It’s a delicate, light track with polished, low pitched vocals and lyrics swimming of ideas of love, naturescapes and freshness. The track drops at 30 seconds, with a sonorous bridge that packs a pulse. The deep voice of Lorenzo Pradel sets the mood, ‘R’ rolling in exoticism, and leaving us with an emotive warmth.
Electronic music is broad with many different niches and complexities. It is more than just DJ-ing and crafting audio; it’s emotiveness is designed to make you want to dance and connect. Each niche works to different bpm’s and different ears; expressing both musical and cinematic art forms. Cashek brings in both acoustic elements and technical ones and has crafted his way of his own personal expression. This single is definitely one to add to the resonant collection this autumn. Out on all major streaming including Soundcloud, Apple Music, Bandcamp and Spotify.
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About the author Gaby Ivanov-Giraldo

If I tried to explain all the reasons I do music, we’d be here all day. Basically, I’m here to support an industry that needs it and show people it’s still very much alive. I’ve been going to live events for as long as I can remember. I love the people in this world, the stories I hear, and helping artists get the recognition they deserve. I’ve been with Muzic NZ for over six years now, writing and figuring out how to make music make sense to more people. I also dabble in music myself for fun, and writing about it has been the best way I can stay connected to it.
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