There's something cool about how Dumomi The Jig threads vibes into sound. His recent track, "Tinz on Tinz," makes the case that grooves must move. Through this record, Dumomi showcases his dynamic artistry in a casual yet highly purposeful manner, enveloping you in a chilled, captivating, and timeless atmosphere. "Tinz on Tinz" invites you into a cozy Afro-Pop pocket, where soft percussion, luscious melodies, and slight rhythmic shifts keep your head bobbing without overwhelming the senses. It's a track you don't listen to as much as you feel.
The record sounds crisp and fluid, giving each piece enough room to breathe and play its role in creating the groove. It's abundantly evident that Dumomi knows his way around a studio, but, more importantly, he knows how to serve up his heart with his music. Nigerian soul and British polish inform the music of Dumomi The Jig, whose real name is Adenuga Adedumomi. That cross-pollination is all over "Tinz on Tinz," a track equally adept for a rooftop evening in Lagos and a mellow cruise in a London Testarossa. There's a casualness to the presentation that comes with confidence, not just in talent but in practice and persistence. It's the sound of an artist who has put in his time and enjoys being in his lane.
"Tinz on Tinz" is the type of song you'll pull out when you're on the other side of winding down your day or setting the vibe for a weekend hangout. Dumomi is a mood-maker. In an age of overproduction that often swamps honesty, Dumomi The Jig comes with a refreshing sound and cool music without struggling to be, music that flows without making an effort. It makes sense, and one doesn't even have to understand what the song's about, but that it sounds so right is good enough for that moment, and that minute doesn't need bullet points but just needs to sound right and "Tinz on Tinz" is all of that. "Tinz on Tinz" is a sound statement, and Dumomi definitely has more of this magic on the way.
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