NYC based artist Joe Geni released his single “City Where The Sky Subsides” on July 23 as a preview to his third album Cities Built Upon Cities.
The single is an electronic rock song with operatic vocals and an orchestral background. As inferred in the title, the song describes the story of a date being rained out and the disappointment that came with it. Geni is known for his speed and pitch manipulations. With a 3.5 octave range he has a unique talent.
Geni is originally from Illinois but moved to the NYC area for various jobs with the United Nations and eventually, his music career. Working between Manhattan and Long Island City, the ever-changing environment inspired his writing and upcoming album.
His career started in 2019 with his album After Wandering Empire and then Doggerland in 2021. Geni released another single, “City of Energy” earlier this year which will also appear on the Cities Built Upon Cities album coming out on Oct. 4.
Producer Charlie Nieland mixed his past and upcoming album giving it a new wave feel. Nieland previously worked with popular 80’s rock artists like Debbie Harry and Rufus Wainwright.
You can listen to Joe Geni’s music on any streaming service.
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