Say What You Wanna Say ( Studio Version) by The All’s Eye: Review

by admin May 15, 2025

May 15, 2025

Say What You Wanna Say ( Studio Version) by The All's Eye: Review

The All’s Eye delivers a genre-blurring, soul-stirring studio take on “Say What You Wanna Say”, breathing bold new life into Ari Joshua’s original boogaloo-inspired instrumental. Now reimagined with vocals and tighter studio finesse, this version glows with psychedelic grit and celebratory energy, weaving together the spontaneity of jam-band improvisation with the precision of modern production.

From the opening jazzy inflections to the tight rhythmic interplay between Kris Yunker’s keys and Ben Atkind’s percussion, the track immediately sets an uplifting tone. The guitar melodies—saturated with horn-like phrasing—drift between funky clarity and fuzzy edges, giving the track both structure and surprise. Joshua’s vocal performance brings emotional gravitas and elevates the music into a new, expressive dimension.

Carriage House Studios, a space known for its warmth and depth, captures each nuance with fidelity. The engineering by Mclee Mathais ensures every groove and harmony breathes. Jakael Tristram’s mix gives the track its dynamic stereo spread, and Joe Lambert’s mastering glues it all together with clarity and punch.

There’s something both classic and forward-thinking about this track—it’s rooted in tradition but never stuck in it. The combination of clavinet and Hammond organ with jazzy percussion and psych-rock overtones makes for a sound that’s timeless, exploratory, and deeply human.

“Say What You Wanna Say,” paired with vibrant cover art by This is Blase and Roberlan Borges Paresqui, beams with positivity and color in every sense.

For fans of improvisational rock, soul-jazz, and fearless genre experimentation, The All’s Eye continues to be one of the most compelling groups to watch.

Blurry Face featuring Ari Joshua, John Medeski, & Billy Martin is out now, and a new track from that line up featuring Bassist Jason Fraticelli is coming May 23rd called Reversible Submersible.