Tensei’s Collaborative Approach to Producing Brings the Chicago Duo Into the Spotlight

Tensei are a hot production duo from right here in Chicago, made up of Midas Wells and Chris Kramer. Their laid back blend of Hip Hop / Funk / Soul / Jazz and Electronic music has caught the attention of artists like Tall Black Guy and Black Thought.

Their new album Constellate is half instrumentals, half vocals, and it’s filled with features and guest appearances. Chris spoke with Jill Hopkins on Vocalo about the new album and their sound. Listen below:

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