Cody Steinmann is a true visionary who has built a professional career that boasts a lauded cross-genre discography spanning over a decade. His music has been hailed as helping revitalize the jazz and rock genres. A kind, creative soul that plays his guitar and composes music in peace, he has shaped the landscape of jazz music and culture on his own terms, filtering rock, metal, and jazz through an ambitious widescreen lens.
Steinmann has already accomplished a lot, and yet he’s constantly working to cater to the tastes of his ever-growing fanbase. He has evolved into a dominating musical force with a diverse repertoire of compositions that have led him to become one of music’s hottest artists.
After stealing headlines with that breathtakingly beautiful composition, “Not Sappy At All”, Cody is back with another charming composition dubbed “Because I Think She’s Beautiful.”
Creating a lustful, dreamy, and textural sound, this song radiates an ethereal, gem-like sparkle that is guaranteed to register deep in the body, mind, and soul as you feel the vibrations.
“Because I Think She’s Beautiful” is an intimate, romantic, chilled masterpiece that resonates emotionally even without lyrics.
Featuring that electronic production mixed with live instruments throughout establishes a spacious, downtempo feel that gives space for that authentic melodic spark.
You can feel Cody’s inspiration through that wave of rhythm and melody, with every element of this song working closely with one another to achieve what Steinmann intended for this particular song.
This kind of music is perfect for studying, relaxing, or meditating…owing to its intimate feel, playing it in the car on your way to that special dinner with your significant other will spice up the moment.
To listen to this entrancing body of work, follow the attached link to enjoy the song in its entirety.
Cody Steinmann will be performing at THE OUTDOOR COURTYARD JAZZ SERIES this Sat, June 10th. For more information, check him out on:
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