Cody Steinmann, known by his alias C0D3 7, sets himself apart among male composers, improvisers, and guitarists with his latest masterpiece, “Slippin”. This musical wizard seems to have mastered the recipe for creating captivating pieces that leave fans craving more, while music pundits eagerly dissect his unique blend of ingredients.
His sound is not beholden to any coast or region; it resonates globally with its near-universal appeal. His innate competency to examine, dissect, and get to the heart of what’s most important to his own ears in music has led this maverick to play his music with subtle confidence and intense conviction.
His latest single, “Slippin” featuring saxophonist De’sean Jones, is an indescribably beautiful work of art that exudes some summer vibes as C0D3 7 lets you savor his sonic wonder.
Everything in this project stands out: the incredibly shredded guitar solo spreads delightful melodies all around, the synths and loops are precise and straight to the point, and the striking saxophone adds depth and rhythm to the arrangement, gliding through this blissful creation attractively.
The lo-fi arrangement seamlessly blends multiple genres, with hip-hop standing out due to its compelling Boom Bap beat. The saxophone adds that mellow jazz vibe, making for such a gratifying experience in a tune that has an undeniably broad appeal.
Throughout this track’s length, a listener gets transported to some dream getaway holiday where everything feels good and the emotions are just right. The execution is top-notch, and the production leaves nothing to be desired.
This is the kind of music that is thought-provoking and emotionally resonant even without the lyrics, and that’s what makes it so fascinating and irresistible.
All I can say is thanks to C0D3 7 for creating something as beautiful and resonant as this. This is the kind of music that invites repeated listening—why resist?
Check out the link below to stream and add “Slippin” to your own playlist. Recommending it to a friend is highly advised!
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