Matt Zambon “Immi”

“Immi” is kind of song that draws you in on its first note. Like the start of a journey meets its fruitful ending, sunrise in the heartbeat of sunset. Melodies weave into a fantastic sonic web, spreading out, wrapping you in. Rich and complex mood never ceases to impress. Evocative, scenic, as if standing on top of a sand dune in front of something larger than you, at the same time holds a special meaning—you definitely want to hear more from Matt Zambon.

“Immi” isn’t made to impress, but the tune is very impressive. Velvety soundscapes, meaningful lyrics and inspired sonics are all we seek in a song. The mood is intoxicating as it thickens and condenses, but it never ceases to be airy and lighthearted. Every line of melody and delightful ornaments of percussion is wonderfully addictive but in a way that’s nourishing and healing. “Immi” has an earthy energy in its composition that grounds you and brings balances to your life. Inspired by Zambon’s migrant journey, the song also captures a meaningful odyssey through a tumultuous sonic swell.

Since his debut “Blue & Yellow” in 2017, Zambon has been on a different journey himself. From the starting point of his creation of atmospheric, heartfelt, scenic beauty, his sophomore single “Faces” tests a lighter retro mood of electronics. “Immi” sees his return to acoustic soundscapes with a new perspective. On this single, Zambon includes more organic sound from the local area. The song spiritedly blends the sound of gum tree leaves, 50-cent coins, ice-cold Zooper Doopers among other iconic Australian daily items.

“Immi” is quite subtle introducing those organic sounds. Like a whole new world of instruments available at hand, this discovery opens up possibilities. They definitely add to the fun of listening. Hearing them, capturing them in the percussion, in the backdrop is like spotting every spirited fireflies at night. “Immi” leaves you crave for more from Zambon, just like its beginning already makes you thirsty.

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