Sweater People by Sweater People
Jazz, Funk
Sweater People's self titled album is what happened when Sweater People stopped trying to be in a specific genre and made music that feels honest to who they are. Included are seven songs that span many influences yet still remain true to the Sweater People sound- relaxing ambient jazz, rubato free jazz, industrial beats, sludge metal, and orchestral soundtrack songs are what you'll find included. Sweater People continually asks the question 'what is Sweater People?' by pushing the boundaries of what they can make with music. They still don't have an answer, but this album is the latest transmission from their search.
William DeBlaey: Bass, Moog, Guitar, Synthesizer, Drum Machine
Hans Fuerst: Piano, Banjo, Synthesizer, Programming
North Skager: Drums
Sweater People, a band and production team hailing from the Midwest, seamlessly blends influences from video game music, cinematic soundtracks, and jazz into their signature style. Drawing inspiration from the meticulous craftsmanship of the 1960s to 1980s recording era, Sweater People aspire to create emotionally resonant music experiences. With a commitment to musical authenticity and dynamic expression, they craft compositions that captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression.