Tony Frissore’s “Self Soothe” isn’t just a chill track you throw on in the background, it’s more like a reset button. Built around an 80 BPM lo-fi / chill-hop groove, the song moves with intention, designed to slow your breathing and steady your thoughts without you even realizing it’s happening. It’s subtle, layered, and quietly powerful in the way it pulls you out of your head and back into your body.
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The beat lands soft but consistent, giving the track a pulse that feels human rather than mechanical. Each layer drifts in with patience, gentle textures, mellow tones, and a sense of space that never feels crowded. Nothing rushes. Nothing demands attention. Instead, “Self Soothe” invites you to sit with it, breathe with it, and let the repetition do its thing. That meditative quality is where the track really shines. You can tell this wasn’t made just to sound calming, it was made to function as calm.
Knowing Tony’s background makes the track hit even deeper. From funk and jazz roots shaped in Boston and New Orleans to years of club culture across Europe, Frissore understands rhythm on a global level. That experience shows up here in restraint. This is a producer who knows when not to add more. The groove is confident in its simplicity, and that confidence carries the entire track.
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This is the kind of track that slides seamlessly into real life moments, whether you’re decompressing after a long day or grounding yourself before one. At its core, “Self Soothe” feels like a small pocket of peace you can come back to whenever things get loud. No lyrics needed. No big drops. Just a steady reminder to breathe and keep moving forward.
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