Categories: New Music

Berlin Native Composer Fantomacs Delivers an Upbeat, Funky Track Dubbed, “Let’s Have Some Fun(K)”

Sometimes we listen to music to seek sanctuary and escape from the harsh realities of the world, while other times we want to beautifully explore the depths of sound and melody, even without lyrics. This is exactly what Fantomacs provides with his music. Music you can unwind and meditate to—music that is so good it makes you want to cry as you dance along. When he is not working with artists to breathe life into the lyrical narratives, he always finds a way with his scintillating melodies that are genre-bending. From his catalog, you will find a concoction of electronic ambient classical sounds with hints of dance, rock, electro, funk, and pop, just to mention a few—he is as versatile as dynamic goes!

Fantomacs uses memorable funk melodies and the virtuosity of the guitar, clavinet, and bass to create a passionate piece that feels both old and new, new and familiar.This is a brand new release that is a cinematic and emotionally driven powerhouse that feels warm and welcoming while also being descriptive and powerful, with the percussion instruments ringing out to enchant the listener.

“Let’s have some Fun (k)” is impassioned and meaningful—you have to appreciate the way Fantomacs goes above and beyond to engineer a super funky and heartfelt listening experience. The melody and rhythm offer an adventurous listening experience and capture that certain ‘feel-good’ feeling that you cannot escape.

It is sound like this that has the replay value, polished production, and superb mix that really takes up residence in your brain for quite a few days as it lures you from the get-go and refuses to let go until there is no more funk aesthesis left to ride on!

It is little surprise that this composition already has over 26K Spotify streams—it’s hard to resist such ingenious craftsmanship, and that is why you deserve such an incredible song in your playlist—just follow the link below and make merry!

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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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