SIPSODA’s Debut Single “Kindtoya” Out Now

Rating: 4 out of 5.

The rise of SIPSODA as a solo artist.

Jan Lilienthal, performing under the name SIPSODA, is a versatile artist who has already gained a following with over 1,000 monthly Spotify listeners. With a rich background in music, he has collaborated with notable names like The Game, Mick Jenkins, Kelvyn Colt, and Symba. Before launching his solo career, SIPSODA built a reputation as a skilled live bassist and producer, working with groups such as The Kii. Now, he is shifting focus to establish himself in the dark wave and synth-pop scene, blending electronic, moody sounds with his signature production style.

SIPSODA’s journey as an artist has included performing at festivals with various bands, building a YouTube following as a solo bassist, and now crafting deeply introspective lyrics. His music aims to serve as a companion during moments of self-reflection or when listeners seek a sonic guide. His debut single under the SIPSODA name features Angelo Mota, an artist known for merging traditional, bold, and experimental elements of hip-hop into a distinctive sound.

“Kindtoya” opens with a nostalgic, vintage-style introduction that smoothly transitions into its core R&B sound, establishing a laid-back and relaxed vibe. The song then blends this classic feel with modern, future-inspired synths and innovative vocal production, creating a captivating and refreshing contrast. The combination results in a track that feels both timeless and contemporary—perfect for a chill listening session, whether at home or on the radio.

Check out SIPSODA’s first solo single, “Kindtoya,” below.

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