Lipphead's "Unisax Romper": A Funky, Playful Groove

Lipphead, the dynamic production duo of Blockhead and Eliot Lipp, delivers a delightful and quirky musical experience with their latest track, “Unisax Romper.” The song’s funky drums and quirky synth arpeggios create an infectious groove, held together wonderfully by a catchy bass riff. Vocal fragments add intrigue and texture, while the saxophone adds a wonderful touch, elevating the track to new heights of energy.

As the second single from their forthcoming full-length LP, ‘From The Back,’ set to release via Young Heavy Souls, “Unisax Romper” showcases Lipphead’s masterful ability to create captivating instrumental hip-hop compositions without taking themselves too seriously. The duo’s distinctive sound is beautifully captured in this track, offering a blend of retro charm and modern energy.

In the words of Lipphead, “Unisax Romper” is a hot bowl of funk stew, a concoction that skillfully combines various instruments, including a string section, flutes, drum kit, congas, and a wild saxophone player. The result is a sonic delight that leaves listeners immersed in a crock pot of lipp-smackin’ goodness. The piano outro adds a touch of melancholy, perfectly concluding the musical journey.