In retrospect, he might sound like Bowie. Appear, not so much. Vince Chinaski is a pugilist with the forms of music. He learns, spars and creates something that hold a brawl within ropes. With a life in music that has included creating, touring and learning, each song is an experience unlike any other. It is an honour to review this song by him, truly. When you hear his sound, you’ll feel the same. This is Eat Your Peas!

So think of Rene Magritte when you listen to Vince. It is a treachery of images, of sounds even. Consider this juxtaposition, a sweet, summer chord transition mixed with the stalwart calculation of Bowie. That is what Vince sounds like, sometimes. It is complex to understand, easy to enjoy. The more you delve into the song, you are envious. Is it that simple as a song, or has he made it feel that way? With a chorus and harmonics that is playful yet dreamy, you’re transported into something that belongs to no particular genre, yet is a meld of them all. From Television to jazz style grooves, this song develops and secedes into something greater than itself. Suppose an opened up origami art – you’re looking at the folds to make the masterpiece that could be. 

The Bucket List is the first movie that came to mind listening to this song. Light and dreamy, it is a miracle of layers coming together as a unified whole. Some of his more popular songs are Opportunities and She Comes in Colours. A massively underrated artist, Vince Chinaski will give you a different sonic experience with his music every time. Listen to his powerful music and follow him for more!