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Phelte’s ‘Myslím, že’: A Unique Blend of Repetitive Rhythms and Jazz Samples

Phelte makes a compelling return with his latest track, “Myslím, že,” a mesmerizing composition that exemplifies his distinctive style. Drawing inspiration from esteemed artists like Jan Jelinek, Pole, and Oval, Phelte masterfully weaves together elements from different genres to create a truly unique and captivating electronic sound.

The track opens with a well-crafted fusion of clicks and jazz samples, reminiscent of Jan Jelinek and Pole’s work, setting the stage for a rich tapestry of textures and rhythms. Notably, fragments of Václav Havel’s speech can be heard, cleverly integrated to complement the rhythm and adding an intriguing layer of depth to the piece.

“Myslím, že” progresses with an engaging build-up, showcasing Phelte’s skillful use of clapping to create a near-loop effect that ties the composition together. The housey kick adds an additional layer of energy, making the track a delightful journey that takes the listener through a dynamic and ever-changing soundscape.

Hailing from Czechia, Phelte’s musical journey has seen him explore various genres of EDM and hip-hop. In “Myslím, že,” he achieves something truly innovative within the electronic music landscape. The repetitive rhythms and jazz samples create a captivating downtempo collage that resonates with listeners on a deeply introspective level.

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