With “Summer Sooth,” Penttilae provides a track that has warmth, groove, and contemporariness, the perfect connection from his back catalogue to the subsequent chapter we expect soon. Penttilae is known for his sophisticated musicianship, which here leans to fusion jazz with an enjoyable twist, offering something polished and yet alive.
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Read more →Tallied to the back of his album, "Soundtrack for a View," and a busy tour with Finland’s biggest artists, Penttilae finds the present lighter, freer, whilst still being technically impressive. The frequencies flow with layered instrumentation and crisp percussions forming a breezy yet sophisticated energy.“Summer Sooth” feels like the score to an everlasting afternoon, existing somewhere at the intersection of jazz improvisation and modern indie-production values.
“Summer Sooth” is iconic in poignancy, its accessibility, and invitation, demonstrative of Penttilae reaching beyond the circle to capture the audience who crave groove as much as craft. In a testament to his indie grind, "Summer Sooth" stands as a personal account and provocation to what is to come on the developing album.
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