Sometimes it’s just a matter of good music, great company and enjoying the moment no matter what comes next. That relaxed vibe is what Jodie Weston delivers with ‘Tipsy’, a fresh tech-house cut that merges together deep basslines, catchy beats and an undeniable late night party atmosphere.
From the opening moments, the track establishes a strong presence with its deep, punchy bass and steady four-on-the-floor beat. Production is wonderfully dark and playful, sharp percussion and cleverly placed rhythmic effects keep the groove alive. The electronic parts are also quite fun, with bright, moving synths and short melodies lending some texture and personality to the song without detracting from the strong bassline. The movement is lovely throughout, every sound has its own movement that can’t help but make you want to move.
What makes ‘Tipsy’ appealing is the simplicity of its feeling, and its impressive production. This is a track created for those nights when friends get together, the drinks start flowing, the atmosphere gets warmer and the only thing on everyone’s mind is having a good time. It has all the elements of fun and carefree that seems to be perfectly at home in a dark night club, a warehouse party or anyplace people congregate to get lost in the music.
Jodie Weston is definitely an experienced person with the type of track experience. “Tipsy” doesn’t require a complicated message to spark an impression; it’s infectious groove, strong bass and fun personality are the talking points. This is a great, well-made dance mixtape that encourages people to relax, enjoy the moment and get moving until the end of the night.
