GADADU Make Mesmerizing Noise on Jazzy, Neo-Psychedelic ‘The Weatherman Is Wrong’
GADADU’s music has always been a balm for the dreariness and anxiety inherent in everyday life. With The Weatherman Is Wrong, they continue to confound and fascinate.
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Nicki and Patrick Adams Offer an Engaging Classical/Jazz Hybrid on ‘Lynx’
Eclectic siblings Nicki and Patrick Adams draw from a wealth of musical genres and training to produce an album of depth and beauty.
GADADU’s “dosaardvark” is a Dense, Psychedelic, Jazz-Leaning Gem (premiere)
Eclectic Brooklyn sextet GADADU revisit a track originally recorded in 2015 that takes on new meaning in the age of COVID-19 and racial unrest.
Makeshift Constellations: The Seemingly Infinite Influences of GADADU
Brooklyn's GADADU create a mesmerizing blend of jazz, soul, classical, and dream pop that's impossible to classify but easy to love. They recently talked about their musical influences, their unique approach to the recording process, and John Lennon's knack for interesting chord structures.
With ‘Outer Song’ GADADU Help Redefine Jazz in Contemporary Culture
The second album from the unique New York jazz/pop/soul outfit GADADU is an odd – and oddly inviting – collection of songs that combine old-school tradition with new ideas.
Gadadu Meld Futuristic Sights and Vintage Soul Sounds on “Life” (premiere)
"Life" from Gadadu's upcoming Outer Song LP is an eclectic, ambitious, and complex yet soothing orchestral pop journey.