“JEKYLL WOOD composes a seemingly hybrid music, as if the brilliant musician had decided not to choose between vintage rock, classy pop, pure blues and a more experimental approach.
This eclecticism could largely alter such an ambitious approach.
And lose the music in an excess of references.
But this is not the case.

“Smokescreen” is an astonishing concentration of ultramodern sounds, flirting with the coldness of electro, and the classicism of compositions drawn from impeccable craftsmanship.
The EP deploys a sonic palette that is both broad and coherent, sweeping across the entire spectrum of indie music, from folk to electro-rock, without ever losing sight of its vision.

An artist who seems to travel through the musical strata of rock, from the oldest to the most recent, from the most visceral to the most avant-garde. The result is songs that are both accessible and demanding, as if they were cleverly and skilfully blurring the sometimes artificial divide between underground and mainstream.” INDIE POP ROCK