Categories: New Music

Big Sexy gives jazz classic “Spring” a fresh makeover

If you’re looking for music that connects right away, give Big Sexy a listen. This American band formed when author and singer-songwriter Gary Maccagnone joined forces with Ukrainian composer-producer Alex Goroshko. They refuse to follow one genre. Instead they blend rock’s edge, folk’s storytelling, pop’s catchiness, blues’s soul, jazz’s spontaneity and classical’s grandeur. Gary brings vivid lyrics and warm vocals. Alex layers in production details that unveil something new with every listen. Their partnership creates music that feels honest, curious and deeply human.

Their latest release revisits Goroshko’s 2021 jazz piece “Spring.” It feels like a fresh breeze on an old favorite. The original melody is still there, but the groove is tighter, the transitions smoother and the sound palette richer. You’ll recognize moments from the first version while hearing new twists in the spaces between.

From the very first bar, “Spring” reaches for your emotions. A gentle piano riff flows into a steady drum pattern that invites you in. Gary’s lyrics explore change and hope in everyday images rather than abstract lines. You sense the story unfolding instead of having it spelled out. Meanwhile the rhythm section—bass, drums and guitar—moves with purpose, laying down a foundation that’s both steady and surprising.

Kristina Mutumbe returns as a featured vocalist. Her voice can slip into a whisper and then rise with breathtaking clarity. She weaves in subtle operatic flourishes that sound natural instead of showy. Every phrase carries warmth, whether she’s holding a note or dancing through a quick run of lyrics.

Big Sexy has always thrived on mixing styles. Here you’ll hear horns trading short, spirited phrases with the rhythm section; then strings drift in under Alex’s precise mixing. At one point the sound nearly fades away, and you find yourself leaning in. The next moment it surges back, full of life.

By the time the track ends, you’ll feel it lingering in your mind—like a memory of sunlight on a window or the first green leaves of spring. That sense of renewal is exactly what the song captures. “Spring” (Remix) is available now on all major streaming platforms. Give it a spin and let the season bloom in your playlist.

https://open.spotify.com/album/5tLNQta64EBQLNhlrQVl0R?si=2O2687qES_Gc-wsddP68Rg

Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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