Tagged: JT Roach

Electronic music has many genres, each containing numerous sub-genres, and each artist has a unique take that manifests in their music. Each artist represents their own world and perspective on electronic music as a whole. This is why collaborations are … Read More →

Sometimes when I put on music, I want to rage with excitement. Other times, I just want to chill. And sometimes, I want the music to take me on a carefully constructed journey that showcases different elements of production and … Read More →

The reason why I love electronic music is that not only can the lyrics deliver an emotional message, but the landscape of sounds in the drop can be just as effective in conveying emotional impact to the listener. I wanted … Read More →

Canadian producer Robert Hughes, better known by his artist name Vincent, is known for his ability to fuse genres. With his unique approach and style, he aims to reinvent the electronic music we’re used to. His latest single, “Marathon,” features vocals by … Read More →

Bassheads and crybangers, it’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for! Slander and Subtronics have just released their first-ever collaboration, “Gravity,” featuring JT Roach. With Slander being known for their heartrending melodies and Subtronics for his wonky basses, it’s clear the … Read More →

Sometimes stripping a track of its fluff and production can help listeners discover the song in a whole new way, and impact them in a way it didn’t before. Electronic producers SLANDER and  Said the Sky released a collaborative track … Read More →

The wait is finally over! Whether you like to be headbanging with Slander at rails or crying with Said the Sky in pure bliss, you’ve probably heard some buzz about the highly anticipated single they’ve been holding onto for months … Read More →

Having previously written for the likes of Jason Derulo, it is clear that JT Roach has a knack for creating distinctive melodies. This is certainly the case with “Lazy Kisses,” a brand new release and his debut on CloudKid. Riddled … Read More →