Seiho Provides Production For Rapper Klooz’s New Song “Find You”

This isn’t the first time Osaka’s spacey Seiho has produced a track for a hip-hop artist…he also worked with insufferable rap unit LUVRAW & BTB on a track that is best forgotten to time. The end result is a lot better when he teams up with rapper Klooz for “Find You.” Seiho is way less busy this time around, creating a laid-back bouncer for the verses and a distinctly Seiho-like creation for the chorus, which is a series of pitch-shifted yelps falling down like dominoes. It is the same sonic approach found on most of his solo work – see this year’s fantastic Abstraktsex – and serves as a nice signature for him. Yet young rapper Klooz is the real reason this works so much better than Seiho’s other forays into hip-hop production…mainly because he doesn’t swath his voice in annoying talkbox fuzz and just does his thing straightforward, moving between a semi-lecherous smooth talk and a more pop-smart sing-a-long voice. Watch the video above.

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