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Rupert Cox‘s debut album “Search Party” offers a captivating array of melodic adventures, taking you on a musical journey through downtempo jazz, ambient soundscapes, and uplifting rhythms. Each track is filled with meticulous sonic tapestries and rich layers of instrumentation that unfold as a rewarding experience. Rupert’s skills as a highly sought-after pianist shine through in this album.
Starting his musical journey at a young age, he gravitated towards jazz and pursued formal studies at the Royal Academy of Music. Throughout his career, Rupert has performed alongside notable artists like China Moses, Judi Jackson, and Myele Manzanza. “Search Party” beautifully integrates collaborations with fellow musicians he’s encountered along the way, both in live performances and studio sessions.
Notable contributors to this multifaceted album include Chris Hyson, Mohan Evans, Soren Bryce, Yusef Ahmed, and Thom Gill. It’s an album that truly captures Rupert’s diverse musical experiences. Cox really emphasizes that vulnerability and authenticity were key in creating this album. The themes of stillness, joy, belonging, and loss run throughout the entire album. Drawing inspiration from artists like Blake Mills, Genevieve Artadi, and Brad Mehldau, Cox’s solo music covers a wide range of emotions.
From melancholic and reflective compositions to bold and vivacious melodies, “Search Party” offers eleven (11) instrumentally rich tracks that span various genres and vibes. It’s a mix of chillout, electronic, jazz, classic sounds, quirky arrangements, soundtrack elements, cinematic dynamics, and easy listening tunes. The album also incorporates edgy, contemporary, classical, electronic pop, art pop, and alternative pop influences, creating a unique and captivating soundscape.
WHAT OTHERS HAD TO “SAY ON SEARCH PARTY” :
“A beautiful crossover of jazz and dance music”
Jamie Cullum
“It’s a journey for the soul! I can’t wait for the whole world to hear it.”
Jacob Collier
“Music is all about storytelling for me at its base and this album has got that going on all the tracks”
Brad Mehldau
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