Precocious sensation Maria Deirisarri has emerged from a brief recording hiatus and burst back onto the scene with her Proudly playing in homage to the homespun influences that shaped their musical passions, Southeast Lousiana alt jazz-funk outfit “Tyler Kinchen & The Right Pieces” have consistently demonstrated their abilities to command a room through their work for as long as their fans can remember. With a clearly defined musical brand and an elating style of play that can liven anyone’s demeanor, the band has continued to make strides in capturing the hearts of their audiences for years. As they emerge from the studio with their latest release, “Lovin’ Man,” they add to their already impressive repertoire, determined to bring their brand of rhythm to the forefront of their creative community.
An electrifying symphony of horn instruments blasts through your speakers to begin the piece, and the song’s identity is made immediately clear. Triumphant and optimistic, the music begins to put the listener in an energetic and celebratory mood from the opening notes. Cultivating a beat influenced by Caribbean soul as well as Southern American sensibilities, the track defines itself clearly from the opening notes. Frontman Tyler Kinchen’s vocals enter soon after, and we are taken away with the narrative motivation of the story with the opening line, “Hey, baby, let me hear your voice, I’m trying to figure out where we stand. Got me swimming in my feelings, and I want to be more than friends.”
An anthem that celebrates the raw emotional drive of these artists, fortified in their intentionality behind every verse, the single proves itself as a defining standout in this act’s evergrowing collection.
Written by Nick Gumas
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