Many electronic music fans believe that the intersection of the urban hip-hop world and melodic synth work starts and ends with trap. However, thanks to innovative minds like Jauz’s, the world can now bask in emerging subgenres like g-house. Taking elements from the thumping beats and gritty rhymes of rap and maintaining a deep house-centric brand, Jauz successfully brings deep-leaning percussion to O.T. Genasis’ “Coco.” He even manages to smoothly work in full sections from the original track to contribute a note of authenticity. Adding a thick groove to where only hard beats could previously exist, the latest drug anthem is turned into a daring yet successful experimentation with conflicting sounds.
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