Craigology’s Just Imagine is more than an instrumental EP — it’s an invitation to step into a series of vividly drawn soundscapes, each with its own mood, rhythm, and colour…
- I'm Not From London
- Aug 9
- 1 min read
Across six tracks, the acclaimed producer, pianist, and keyboardist blends smooth jazz, Latin rhythms, Afrobeat energy, and global influences into a seamless listening experience that’s both musically sophisticated and emotionally transportive.
Opening with ‘Doing It’, the EP immediately establishes a warm, polished atmosphere — clean lines of melody interwoven with gentle grooves, setting a tone of easy sophistication. ‘Hot Smoothie’ switches gears with funky bass runs, sharp horn-like synth accents, and an infectious rhythmic swagger, a playful track that’s as cheeky as its title. Then there’s ‘Sunset’, steeped in the romantic sway of a Bolero, where rich harmonic shifts evoke twilight’s golden glow, equally suited to a solitary glass of wine or a slow dance.
‘Pollination’ flows like conversation, its bossa nova undercurrents and feather-light instrumentation offering a sense of intimacy and calm. In ‘Aquarium’, Craigology dips into Latin jazz, crafting a hypnotic groove where melodic lines glide like schools of fish, anchored by subtle percussive layers. The closing track, ‘La Vie Fantastique’, bursts with Afrobeat energy, marrying intricate jazz progressions to a beat that demands movement — a celebratory high point that leaves the listener uplifted.
The production across the EP is pristine yet organic; there’s clarity in every instrument, but nothing feels sterile. Craigology’s skill lies not just in technical execution, but in his ability to shape mood — making the EP as suited to focused, active listening as it is to setting a serene evening’s backdrop.
With Just Imagine, Craigology doesn’t just perform; he paints. Every track feels like a new canvas, where listeners can project their own stories and emotions, making each listen a personal journey…

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