Press

Sterfry's fusion electronica sounds a lot like Tipper's articulate style paired with Flying Lotus' cosmic jazz.

"A collision of jazz with electronic soundscapes, fusing hip-hop, trance, and lo-fi into exotic compositions. Scattered melodic progressions without conventional choruses, dissonant saxophone against fuzzy synth, and unpredictable sampling."

Stumbling across a jazzy electronic masterpiece.

"Producer Sterling Scott, a.k.a. Sterfry, stormed out of the gate with his album Kitchen. Sounds a lot like Tipper's articulate style paired with Flying Lotus' cosmic jazz, while staying true to his own recipes."

Featured on Noisia Radio more than once.

Sterfry's tracks were selected for several features on Noisia Radio (now Vision Radio), the weekly show run by the Dutch drum & bass group Noisia, one of the more respected curatorial platforms in the scene.

Sterfry shows marvelous versatility.

"His latest EP proves he can do it all, moving between styles and tempos while keeping a distinct voice throughout. A showcase of range and control from an artist who refuses to be pinned down."

I was looking to make something super low and swampy. It's what colors sound like.

A feature on Sterfry's bass-heavy track Thunder, built to push past the usual low-end and reviewed as deep, resonant, and unlike much else in the space.

The piano and guitar solos are amazing, bringing a sense of modernity into the jazz genre.

"A jazzy piece with a contemporary sound." Sterfry's collaboration with pianist Jason Leech and guitarist Go Yama, an instrumental showcase across electronic music and jazz.