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Romel is an artist who has a unique approach to his sound. His most recent single, “Tonight,” is a fantastic example of how he can seamlessly combine the punch of modern EDM, with the seamless melodies of R&B and the catchy hooks of pop. The first thing you’ll notice is the dope bass line of the song. The track has a really bouncy groove, as the keyboards lock in seamlessly with the beat, allowing the vocals to blend in with the rest of the instrumentals, achieving a really stark sense of sonic excellence. The song really opens up as the choruses kick in, adding more layers to the mix, and even allowing the vocals to soar atop the arrangement. This is a melodic, yet energetic song that’s great for the club, but also for any listening environment!

All in all, this is a totally awesome release, with a powerful and modern sound that’s filled with vibrancy and grit in every way.

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Tonight

Romel / Mind Blown ft. Sweet Billy Boy is available on all digital platforms via this link (please follow for updates):
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* * * We're pleased to announce that Mind Blown has now made No. 1 on the UK's Music Week Official Black Music Club Chart * * *

Having played to sold-out clubs in Coventry, whooped up the crowds on the floats at Notting Hill Carnival and recently supported Burna Boy, UK based Grafton Entertainment urban-pop artist Romel comes with his latest release, Mind Blown featuring Sweet Billy Boy.

Produced by Slic Vic (currently producing Tinie Tempah and signed to Tinie’s Imhotep/Sony ATV label), plus Kansas City based Matthew Boda (part of the US music production house JTL Group), new single Mind Blown originally came about as a freestyle jam when working with Slic Vic at Pirate Studios - a place where many top artists have worked including BRIT & NME Award winner Kate Nash. Once the track was bangin’ Romel invited friend and fellow singer Sweet Billy Boy (who’s been enjoying support for his own work recently from BBC Three Counties DJ Edward Adoo) to spit some verses to complete the production. 

On the making of the track, Romel says “I was not meaning to write a song like Mind Blown but it just poured out of me in a wave of positivity. This was after spending a fair few years of not working with the right teams, but then things started to go really well, and working with Slic Vic was part of that transition. The spontaneity is really infectious and at this point in time I’m in a really good space with the songs flowing nicely”.

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