Remote Planet by Matt Wilde
Matt Wilde’s piano-led approach to jazz and hip hop fusion is captured in his latest release ‘Remote Planet’. The track looks at life from a different perspective with a curiosity for the uncontainable wonders of the universe. The ascending piano melodies and analogue synths lift the tune like the weightlessness of space, with arpeggiated synths depicting the stars in the galaxy. Rosie Turton’s trombone provides a grounded melodic counterpoint alongside Oscar Ogden’s pocketed drums and Matt Wilde’s rich piano chords, which ebb and flow before bringing the listener back to earth as the track comes to a close.
Tracklist
| 1. | Remote Planet | 2:42 |
Credits
Written, Performed & Produced by Matt Wilde.
Matt Wilde - Piano, Percussion, Synths
Rosie Turton - Trombone
Joe Luckin - Drums
License
All rights reserved.
Manchester-born pianist, producer, and composer Matt Wilde discovered jazz through a journey of curiosity and self-teaching. Beginning with beat-making, he immersed himself in improvisation and jazz harmony, crafting a sound that bridges jazz, hip-hop, and electronic music. Guided by values of accessibility, creativity, and community, Matt is passionate about empowering others through the arts.