Cosmic Croonerâs allure lies in his ability to straddle eras without losing his footing. The elusive European artist evokes a bygone sophistication while sidestepping nostalgia, creating something that feels timeless yet entirely present. With a smooth baritone and a flair for vivid storytelling, heâs carving out his own space in the lounge-pop lineage.
His latest single, âMosquito In The Photo Boothâ, draws heavily from bossa novaâs golden age, channeling influences like Jorge Ben Jor and Chico Buarque. The track dances with layered percussion, highlighted by the playful rhythm of the cuica, while subtle nods to Serge Gainsbourg and Leonard Cohen also leave their mark.
âFor this song I asked myself the question âWhatâs the use of an Egg Chair without a home?ââ he explains. âI guess I used my passion for furniture to make some rich metaphorsâ.
Itâs this knack for marrying the slightly absurd with the intimate that allows Cosmic Crooner to transport listeners into vivid, luxurious soundscapes, guided by his raconteurâs wit.
đ§ Watch the video for âMosquito In The Photo Boothâ below