Cortex

Cortex’s Inédit is a rare glimpse into the group’s wild, unfiltered imagination—raw, off-centre, and pulsing with the cosmic jazz-funk energy that made them cult icons. These are sketches, experiments, and hidden gems that feel freshly unearthed from a dusty Parisian studio, each track vibrating with that unmistakable Cortex tension between elegance and eccentricity.

Rhodes chords shimmer like fractured sunlight, drums snap with loose, human swagger, and basslines wander with a hypnotic, slightly psychedelic haze. The music is freer, less polished, and all the more captivating for it—ideas stretching, mutating, catching fire in unexpected places.

Inédit plays like the secret chapters of a story you thought you already knew: intimate, exploratory, and absolutely essential for anyone chasing that magic space where jazz, groove, and dreamlike experimentation collide.