Sharam Jey - 4 Da Loverz

Sharam Jey drops his debut artist album, '4 Da Loverz' through Underwater Records on 5th September.

'4 Da Loverz' kicks off with a pop 'n' lock flex of kaleidoscopic funk on 'Feel Nobody' before 'Slave to the Rhythm' drops, dragging in moody shuffles and dribbling synths. '4 Da Loverz' hits like Deep Dish OD'd on prozac, pouring needle-fluff vocals and strutting 4/4 against a spiralling current of melancholic whispers. 'Message To Love' sees Sharam take to the mic with Prince-like smacks of pouncing electro slabs before 'Fly Girl' comes on like a street-swing dance-off between The Neptunes boys and Justin Timberlake. 'One Like U' drops a flare 101 to a boom-box backdrop of 80s breaks and space age electronica.

Sharam describes the album as a representation of his past five years. "As a teenager I loved all sorts of music and I've tried to take elements from it all with the album," he explains. "I've had some of the guitar riffs in my head for the past five years but I've been waiting to get everything just perfect for the album. It's taken a lot of time but you can't just get a good track overnight."
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