Zingende

Ladies and gents, put on your dancing shoes and prepare to cut a rug with Zingende, the typeface that’s hotter than a brass section in full blast! This is a typographic tribute to the era when the joint was always jumping and the music never stopped.

Zingende struts onto the page with all the confidence of a lead trumpeter taking center stage. Its razor-sharp points and elegant waistline aren’t just design choices—they’re a visual rhythm, baby, syncopating your message with the precision of a seasoned jazz drummer. Each letter is a solo act, but together, they create a harmony that’s sweeter than a Benny Goodman clarinet lick. But don’t think Zingende is a one-trick pony. Oh no, this cat’s got range! With six different weights, you can fine-tune your typographic arrangement like a bandleader adjusting the mix. Need to shout it from the rooftops? Crank it up to bold. Want to whisper sweet nothings? Take it down to light. And for those times when you need to really blow the doors off the joint, Zingende’s solid, counterless design is like a typographic big band in full swing—impossible to ignore and guaranteed to get toes tapping.

Zingende isn’t just fluent in the language of jazz—it’s a regular polyglot, speaking to audiences from the smoky clubs of Paris to the dancehalls of Havana. With support for a swinging selection of Latin-based European writing systems, your message will be the talk of the town from Stockholm to Seville.

So whether you’re designing a poster for the hottest swing revival this side of the Cotton Club, branding a speakeasy that’s so exclusive even the feds don’t know about it, or just want to add some Art Deco pizzazz to your next presentation, Zingende is your ticket to typographic stardom.

Tags
1920s1930s1940s1950s1960sart decoretro