Independent multi-talented musician Solarrio drops his 14-track debut album, All the Wrong Places. This self-produced masterwork, which was produced in the artistic hotspots of Berlin and Los Angeles, is a synth-driven trip through groovy rhythms and bombastic beats, all of which are complemented by a cinematic ambience that immerses listeners in a world of vibrant colours and intense feelings.
Solarrio was raised in a household that loved classical music but also developed an increasing interest in pop, hip-hop, and electronic music during his formative years. All the Wrong Places, is the result of his experiences and musical development. The cheerful, carefree atmosphere of the record belies its emotional depth. His path from classical music to pop music innovation is proof of the strength of adapting to change while adhering to one’s artistic vision. The masterful cutting-edge production gives homage to the past while firmly establishing its foot in the present.
The record was independently released on Playel Records and includes collaborations with Holland Izz, Dusty G Fuller, Lenka Shockley, and Nnaji. The result is an inventive and captivating mix of songs serving as a vibrant tribute to the ’80s R&B and funk genres, infused with contemporary flair.
At Los Angeles’ The Bakery Studios, the album was painstakingly mastered. Cassidy Howell, better known by his stage as Sahtyre, has turned the mood of the record into a visual depiction. The album cover art perfectly encapsulates the vibrant, lively, and energetic nature of Solarrio’s songs.
All the Wrong Places, transports listeners into a realm of engaging soundscapes. With a wide variety of songs that showcase his whole spectrum of musical inspirations surrounding strong genre-blend foundations, Solarrio demonstrates his ability to move across genres with elegance and ease. This album embodies his essence as a musician and artist.
Motivated by his creative exploration of new sounds and desire to build a stronger connection with his audience, Solarrio showcases the sincerity and thoughtfulness found in his songs with each release. He is set to make a lasting impression on the music industry with the release of, All the Wrong Places.
‘All the Wrong Places’ is available on all streaming platforms