Self-made artist Oscar Jerome is readying the release of his new self-titled EP. Citing his influences as Gil Scott Heron, John Martyn and Ebo Taylor in particular, he blends the past and the present effortlessly. With a style that combines soul with electronics and organic instrumentation while his vocals flit between signing and jazz-infused rapping with ease. Listen to the laid-back “2 Sides” which sees him crooning over a jazzy, easy-going D’Angelo inflected groove. This track sounds so intricate yet gloriously effortless. Have a listen below – if you like what you hear, support the artist here. This young man’s EP is going to be vibes.
Tracklist:
1. Give Back What You Stole From Me
2. Sides
3. You Take Me
4. Evil Song
