Album lore

London To Tokyo by Just Derrick unfolds with a quiet confidence rooted in Christian lo-fi and jazz beats, threading subtle R&B inflections through its four known tracks, including "Flat White" and the title piece. The record’s modest footprint—just a handful of listeners and under fifty scrobbles—belies its patient, intimate approach to Christian jazz, emphasizing warm textures over grand gestures.This artifact from an underdocumented corner of the genre offers a restrained palette: soft drum patterns, gentle keys, and a contemplative mood. Its resonance lies less in overt virtuosity and more in the measured interplay of elements, inviting a listener attuned to the nuances of quiet worship and jazz-inflected rhythm to uncover its layered details.

Album lore

London To Tokyo by Just Derrick unfolds with a quiet confidence rooted in Christian lo-fi and jazz beats, threading subtle R&B inflections through its four known tracks, including "Flat White" and the title piece. The record’s modest footprint—just a handful of listeners and under fifty scrobbles—belies its patient, intimate approach to Christian jazz, emphasizing warm textures over grand gestures.This artifact from an underdocumented corner of the genre offers a restrained palette: soft drum patterns, gentle keys, and a contemplative mood. Its resonance lies less in overt virtuosity and more in the measured interplay of elements, inviting a listener attuned to the nuances of quiet worship and jazz-inflected rhythm to uncover its layered details.