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Nobu Woods pushes R&B and hip hop to its limits in hybrid mixtape “UNTL”

Nobu Woods, a truly remarkable voice in alt-R&B, is ready to reshape the genre beyond its confines with his upcoming mixtape “UNTL”. Hailing from Jamaica, Queens, Woods weaves the vibrant influences of his upbringing into a sound that captures the complexities of modern love.

Prioritizing vulnerability and honesty in every note, his music serves as an antidote to the relentless pulse of the metropolis around him, which to us—wherever we are—becomes the cosmopolis of the internet.

“UNTL” explores love’s fleeting highs and painful lows, likening it to a potent drug that can leave you feeling incomplete. As Woods continues to carve his path, he remains committed to creating music that resonates deeply, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences while moving to the beat.

“CLOSER” starts with a strong, floaty ambient intro that segways into Nobu Woods’ ethereal vocals, which then also sprout a full-on hypnotic, heart-like beat. The song quickly becomes the best possible opener that the mixtape could offer, not only by presenting us with a condensed feel of what Woods’ sound is but also by easing us into the unconventional and introspective nature of the production that demands all of our attention.

“PRAISE” fully establishes the tense, minimalistic style of “UNTL”. Nobu’s gentle R&B vocals come through a more or less subtle processing to give them a oneiric, quasi-robotic vibe that hangs on nicely to the deep, downtempo hip-hop beat.

In “SJW”, Woods shifts to a more melodic mood, introducing introspective synths within a spacious soundscape that evokes the early 2000s ambient and chillout genres more than the previous two tracks—something hinted at in the sound design. Another innovative element of this track is the unorthodox beat that emerges after the intro, settling the track in a more post-mo trip-hop vibe for the remainder of the song.

Next is one of the record’s standout tracks, the latest single, “SPLIT”. This song features a more direct pop soundscape with polished vocals. Reflective and assertive, “SPLIT” serves as a breakup anthem that captures the emotional weight of a relationship reaching its inevitable conclusion. It conveys a sense of acceptance and understanding as Woods becomes fully aware of the impact the relationship has had on both individuals.

“SAVIOR” is yet another standout track in the record. On one hand, this was Woods’ Warner Records debut single, and on the other, it’s one of the most hip-hop/trap-adjacent tracks in the album. “SAVIOR” serves to illustrate Woods’s range and ability to juxtapose moods by using dark, gritty beats with angelic, dreamy synths.

“FAULT” carries a very similar vibe to “PRAISE”, only this time the song itself feels darker and moodier, using a simple 3-note melody in the background of the gritty hip-hop beat. “FAULT” is a raw exploration of the emotional struggles that come with love. It captures the delicate dance of vulnerability and self-discovery, highlighting how both partners can contribute to misunderstandings. The track reveals that in the realm of trust, flaws go both ways, leading to a swirl of mixed emotions that threaten to destabilize a relationship.

“5AMSOMEWHERE” begins with a distorted drone and a quite frankly creepy atmosphere, however, it develops into the most straight-up hip-hop track on the record, even more so than “SAVIOR”, which is less orthodox in its approach.

To conclude, Woods chose to place “REFLECTION” last, which makes perfect sense thematically and sound-wise, as it calls back similar vibes and compositions to those of “CLOSER”. “REFLECTION” serves as a moment of introspection, inviting us to pause and consider the journey we’ve just experienced. Its ethereal soundscape and contemplative lyrics encapsulate the essence of self-discovery and acceptance, mirroring the emotional arcs explored throughout the album.

Nobu Woods pushes R&B and hip hop to its limits in hybrid mixtape “UNTL”

Nobu Woods, a truly remarkable voice in alt-R&B, is ready to reshape the genre beyond its confines with his upcoming mixtape “UNTL”. Hailing from Jamaica, Queens, Woods weaves the vibrant influences of his upbringing into a sound that captures the complexities of modern love.

Prioritizing vulnerability and honesty in every note, his music serves as an antidote to the relentless pulse of the metropolis around him, which to us—wherever we are—becomes the cosmopolis of the internet.

“UNTL” explores love’s fleeting highs and painful lows, likening it to a potent drug that can leave you feeling incomplete. As Woods continues to carve his path, he remains committed to creating music that resonates deeply, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences while moving to the beat.

“CLOSER” starts with a strong, floaty ambient intro that segways into Nobu Woods’ ethereal vocals, which then also sprout a full-on hypnotic, heart-like beat. The song quickly becomes the best possible opener that the mixtape could offer, not only by presenting us with a condensed feel of what Woods’ sound is but also by easing us into the unconventional and introspective nature of the production that demands all of our attention.

“PRAISE” fully establishes the tense, minimalistic style of “UNTL”. Nobu’s gentle R&B vocals come through a more or less subtle processing to give them a oneiric, quasi-robotic vibe that hangs on nicely to the deep, downtempo hip-hop beat.

In “SJW”, Woods shifts to a more melodic mood, introducing introspective synths within a spacious soundscape that evokes the early 2000s ambient and chillout genres more than the previous two tracks—something hinted at in the sound design. Another innovative element of this track is the unorthodox beat that emerges after the intro, settling the track in a more post-mo trip-hop vibe for the remainder of the song.

Next is one of the record’s standout tracks, the latest single, “SPLIT”. This song features a more direct pop soundscape with polished vocals. Reflective and assertive, “SPLIT” serves as a breakup anthem that captures the emotional weight of a relationship reaching its inevitable conclusion. It conveys a sense of acceptance and understanding as Woods becomes fully aware of the impact the relationship has had on both individuals.

“SAVIOR” is yet another standout track in the record. On one hand, this was Woods’ Warner Records debut single, and on the other, it’s one of the most hip-hop/trap-adjacent tracks in the album. “SAVIOR” serves to illustrate Woods’s range and ability to juxtapose moods by using dark, gritty beats with angelic, dreamy synths.

“FAULT” carries a very similar vibe to “PRAISE”, only this time the song itself feels darker and moodier, using a simple 3-note melody in the background of the gritty hip-hop beat. “FAULT” is a raw exploration of the emotional struggles that come with love. It captures the delicate dance of vulnerability and self-discovery, highlighting how both partners can contribute to misunderstandings. The track reveals that in the realm of trust, flaws go both ways, leading to a swirl of mixed emotions that threaten to destabilize a relationship.

“5AMSOMEWHERE” begins with a distorted drone and a quite frankly creepy atmosphere, however, it develops into the most straight-up hip-hop track on the record, even more so than “SAVIOR”, which is less orthodox in its approach.

To conclude, Woods chose to place “REFLECTION” last, which makes perfect sense thematically and sound-wise, as it calls back similar vibes and compositions to those of “CLOSER”. “REFLECTION” serves as a moment of introspection, inviting us to pause and consider the journey we’ve just experienced. Its ethereal soundscape and contemplative lyrics encapsulate the essence of self-discovery and acceptance, mirroring the emotional arcs explored throughout the album.