If K-Pop and EDM had a love child and it was adopted by Frank Ocean, it would sound kinda like Derriziel Pierce's latest album, "Forever Temporary." A collection of electronic love songs with a melancholy twist to them, the project audibly showcases Pierce's talents as a producer and sound mixer -- he's remixed songs for Dovley Music and Kendrick Lamar.
A worldly, soulful pulse can be felt in percussion and vocals in his song, "Get Away from Your Love." Derriziel says he "used Vocaloid 5, and his 6 years of experience in mixing (His remixes can be found at: https://metapop.com/derriziel-pierce.), remixing, and producing to make this album." The result is a melodic, emotional, yet energetic masterpiece.
My favorite song on "Forever Temporary" is "Please Come Home. Its a sad, emo plea with dope vocals, clean instrumentation, and a clean drum beat which leaves the listener in a chilled out vibe.
To listen to more of Pierce's dope tracks and remixes, check out these links below:
https://splice.com/Lyroughn
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/derrizielpierce/forever-temporary
A worldly, soulful pulse can be felt in percussion and vocals in his song, "Get Away from Your Love." Derriziel says he "used Vocaloid 5, and his 6 years of experience in mixing (His remixes can be found at: https://metapop.com/derriziel-pierce.), remixing, and producing to make this album." The result is a melodic, emotional, yet energetic masterpiece.
My favorite song on "Forever Temporary" is "Please Come Home. Its a sad, emo plea with dope vocals, clean instrumentation, and a clean drum beat which leaves the listener in a chilled out vibe.
To listen to more of Pierce's dope tracks and remixes, check out these links below:
https://splice.com/Lyroughn
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/derrizielpierce/forever-temporary
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