Rex with a pulsation of instrumentation while the vocal harmonies pull it all together.
Sure the synths play a larger role but “Whisper” is next and it hits like modern T. With that said, the first track out of the gate, titled “Learning,” is a synth driven shorter instrumental and really pulls a dirty trick on the listener as there is nothing else like it on the album. This side of Harmonizer will have some long-time fans opting out but unlike First Taste, Segall has added back in his guitar to the mix. Like every Ty outing, Harmonizer has its own parameters as it dives deeper into the world of synths, beats and groovy gloss. Additionally, his wife Denée Segall co-writes and appears on two tracks. The album was co-produced by Cooper Crain and features Ty covering all the instrument duties minus his familiar contributors from The Freedom Band with Ben Boye, Mikal Cronin, Emmett Kelly, and Charles Moothart which all play on several tracks. The record represents his first solo LP since First Taste which was released two years ago. Nothing like a surprise album from Ty Segall to shake up your Tuesday as he dropped Harmonizer on world this week without any notice.
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