SUMMARY: Rather than emulating trends in the mainstream music industry, Jerome Taylor has always tried to capture a feeling when crafting his music. Each song represents a feeling rather than a genre, which allows Taylor to experiment with a variety of genres and create a sound that is truly unique. His talents are brilliantly reflected in his latest release “Space is the Place”, a collection of trippy and modern songs that truly transcend genres.
Jerome Taylor’s music has always been about blurring the genre lines and capturing a mood instead of a particular sound. He has expressed the tendency to develop a melody before constructing additional components of his songs, which allows him to experiment heavily and incorporate more variety into his music. The end result is sort of an electronic R&B that uses unique beats, audio samples and complex melodies to create music that is truly immersive.
The honesty of Taylor’s music comes through beautifully through each track on Space is the Place, a truly remarkable example of an artist that is not afraid to be himself and craft meaningful songs. Featuring a number of different arrangements including string, electronic, and traditional blues, “Space is the Place” is [Read more…]
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