Review by JORGE FRANCISCO MUÑOZ SOMARRIBAS

Saburuko’s latest album, Warped Brooklyn Summer, is a mesmerizing collection of electronic tracks that transport the listener to a futuristic world of sound. The album is a perfect blend of deep bass, ethereal synths, and intricate percussion that seamlessly flow together to create a unique and dynamic listening experience.

The opening track, “Flicker,” sets the tone for the album with its dark, brooding atmosphere and pulsing beat. This is followed by “Crystal Blue,” a more upbeat and playful track that incorporates bright, shimmering melodies and intricate rhythms.

As the album progresses, Saburuko continues to explore different sonic landscapes, from the dreamy, atmospheric “Windchaser” to the glitchy, experimental “Shatter.” The album’s title track, “Warped Brooklyn Summer,” is a standout, with its infectious groove and hypnotic synth lines.

Summary by JORGE FRANCISCO MUÑOZ SOMARRIBAS

Warped Brooklyn Summer is a testament to Saburuko’s skill as a producer and their ability to create a cohesive and captivating body of work. It’s an album that rewards repeated listens, revealing new layers and nuances with each play. Fans of electronic music, especially those with a penchant for the more experimental side of the genre, will find much to enjoy here.