There’s a moment in “Wanted To Talk” that captures the raw edge of vulnerability. This track, part of BB Mon’s upcoming EP Development, is a journey through the often-messy terrain of personal growth. Set against a backdrop of trip-hop beats and a soaring guitar solo, the song dives into the complexities of learning to express one’s emotions. It’s not about grand epiphanies, but rather those small, meaningful releases that come from saying what you truly feel.
BB Mon, a producer with a flair for blending genres, pulls from an eclectic mix of influences. Known for his use of sampling, field recordings, and synths, he weaves sounds that are as diverse as they are cohesive. His work straddles the line between indie, electronica, and instrumental hip hop. “Wanted To Talk” is the second track of his six-track EP, which reflects on milestones like becoming a parent, navigating uncertainty, and finding peace in the unknown. BB Mon’s previous works, including “The World Today,” have landed features on BBC 6, underscoring his growing influence in the indie music scene.
