OUT NOW: Grammy-Nominated Producer Jerry Folk Unveils Trap Classic ‘U Got It'
Stream/ Download: ‘U Got It’ on Spotify - iTunes
Noteworthy electronic producer Jerry Folk has released his latest single, ‘U Got It’ on the 10th of June via Folkestad Recordings. The single premiered via KALTBLUT Magazine and is the first to be revealed from his upcoming project Castle Tapes. The artist’s recently released debut album Dotted Red with his side project FENGSEL received significant attention and was nominated for a Norwegian Grammy. Jerry Folk has remixed the likes of Billie Eilish, Charlie Puth and Oh Wonder and produced for artists like Alina Baraz, Axwell Ingrosso and Lemaitre to name but a few. Having toured the US multiple times, Jerry Folk has opened for Odesza, played at Coachella and the Mixmag lab twice and earned over 350 million plays across streaming platforms.
Oslo born and based, Jerry Folk has always been a traveller at heart. Each of his songs are unique in their own right as the producer refuses to stick to one particular genre. As he creates his exceptionally diverse music, Jerry Folk finds inspiration in artists such as James Blake, Sevdaliza, Sbtrkt, Kaytranada and Flume. His latest release calls to mind the works of Lauryn Hill, Sevdaliza, SBTRKT and SZA.
Luring with its reoccurring trap rhythms, Jerry Folk’s latest single refines simplistic beauty to the T. Opening with a bold harpsichord, the attention is immediately drawn to the track. As it fades out, we’re introduced to more modern elements meeting overlaid vocals. The contrast between the modern and the classic creates a unique mix that defies expectation.
Jerry Folk tells us about his latest single: “As I’ve gotten older I’ve become more aware of how I get drawn to certain palettes over periods of time and how I can use this to make more cohesive projects. Thinking more conceptually about my sound choices and moods gives me a bigger feeling of purpose when making music. “U Got It” is a result of the last couple of years where I’ve been drawn toward mediaeval-sounding things. Harpsichords, worn instruments, simple, folky (no pun intended) sounding music. It’s the first single from my upcoming project “Castle Tapes” and it captures a lot of the palette that has been inspiring me the last couple of years. Hope you enjoy it!”
[on ‘U Got It’ single] “Luring with its reoccurring trap rhythms, Jerry Folk’s latest single refines simplistic beauty to the T. Opening with a bold harpsichord, the attention is immediately drawn to the track.”
KALTBLUT Magazine
[On Jerry Folk] “if that funky, indie, disco-tinged sound is up your alley, he's definitely one name to look into”
Complex
“Meshing the sprightly leads of his Scandinavian counterparts with his appreciation for expressive r’n’b vocals, funk and Soulection-esque hip hop stylings, he concocted a delectable dancefloor formula”
Mixmag
“This young Norwegian is certainly on his A-game and we can’t wait to see what else he comes up with”
Highsnobiety
“With different elements harmonically lifting each layer of Jerry Folk’s pleasing new project, the musician showcases his ability to create narratives that listeners can easily get lost in.”
Dancing Astronaut
“He’s A Genre-defying Genius”
Your EDM
“A lugubrious, atmospheric experience, it draws on a dark spell in the electronic musician's life, while encouraging him to look outwards.”
CLASH Magazine
“We're grooving to a fine beat with some whirrs and wails and a beautiful upper range vocal treatment. These chords are satisfying.”
Magnetic Magazine
[On ‘Everything’] “This latest offering finds Jerry tapping into a more sedative sound. Mesmeric loops progressively build, sinking us deeper into the beat in preparation for the wave of synths to come.”
This Song Is Sick
“Jerry Folk’s forward-thinking, genre-bending production has only gotten better and more captivating over the years.”
Run The Trap
“Press play and let the hypnosis begin, as you are gradually introduced to Folk's funkadelic world with smooth-R&B tinged beats and dashes of bright synthesizers.”
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