With Danish Artist Alexander Grandjean, “No Words” Are Needed To Speak | Ft. Maenad
The latest single "No Words" by Danish artist Alexander Grandjean, with a guest spot for the enigmatic Maenad, is a track that transports you into a dreamy universe. Indeed, the production has a peculiar R&B texture - both infectious and melancholic - that puts you under the yoke of sensual dance moves. Alexandre's velvety and captivating vocal tone probably has something to do with it. In fact, the very idea of the song paints a picture of communication solely based on the body's motion. The artist explains it saying:
“I was visiting family in Oregon and at the airport, this Spanish guitar caught my ear, so I went to the guy and asked what song he was playing. He said he was just improvising, and I asked him to play it again so I could record it. His name is Jason Okamoto and the recording you hear in the intro of the song is the recording from the airport.”
This song is a true poetic masterpiece. Tune into it below.
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