The new project was released via Warner Records.
Today, Melbourne-raised, Los Angeles-based crooner RINI releases Constellations on Warner Records, an immersive debut project that confirms his status as one of R&B's most talented new faces.
Checking in at 12 tracks, Constellations is colored in lush soundscapes, cinematic pop, and soul-baring romanticism. For "Over Some Wine," he floats above nocturnal production as he declares his undying love. And on the Wale-assisted "Red Lights," a track that's racked up over 1.6 million Spotify streams and 627K YouTube views on the music video, he offers his wounded falsetto for lost lovers.
On the whole, it's a record that shows his range and depth as a songwriter-flipping between dreamy sounds and more grounded ones to create a project that you won't easily turn off.
A talented instrumentalist, Melbourne-raised Justerini Sandoval went to great lengths to become a seasoned performer at a young age - playing guitar in front of his church congregation as a child and street performing in his teens. The success of these endeavors sent him venturing down many other avenues to develop his music.
YouTube became a key resource for the aspiring musician, with both RINI uploading covers of R&B chart-toppers and teaching himself production from tutorial videos. RINI set about scratching the itches of contemporary-soul lovers and releases. He began releasing music on streaming services and soon found an audience. Once signed to Warner Record he began adding to his existing music with a flawless track record of gorgeous slow jams over the past 18 months including "Bedtime Story," "Aphrodite," and "My Favourite Clothes" and the latest "Out of The Blue."
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