Temporary

Description

Listen to Jesse Justice's music or hear the Los Angeles artist play live can mean something different every day. He might be shredding the keys with his band Human Error Club, playing Rhodes alongside revered jazz talents, or making boom-bap. But there is another side to Jesse Justice—and it's the one behind "Temporary." Because "Temporary" is primarily electronic, Justice plays the dual role of musician and producer. Yet these songs forgo limitless digital sound design for a carefully chosen palette. As a result, the dreamy moods stem from the compositions themselves.In LA's nu-age, ambient is where jazz and electronic music tend to intersect. Justice's music, however, incorporates everything from footwork to house to hip hop, without conforming to any of the above. Even "Certain I'm Uncertain," which recalls the broken beat and acid jazz sounds of late 90s London, remains firmly rooted in Justice's sonic universe.