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The American singer-songwriter’s latest track is a triumphant return to music for the alternative/indie star.
Roy Blair is an American singer-songwriter and producer who creates highly personal music that defies genre boundaries. Set to continue writing the story of his career, Roy is releasing his highly anticipated album “Chasing Moving Trains” showcasing his unique ability to both produce and blend anthemic hooks with progressive, experimental instrumentation, via Warner Records. Serving as an intensely personal investigation into resilience, heartbreak, and self-discovery, this album presents itself to audiences as a collection of songs with deep meaning and crazy good music.
From Los Angeles to New York, London, and finally Tokyo, Roy Blair embarked on a path of reinvention after a romantic breakup. “Chasing Moving Trains” is precisely the documentation of that journey. The record is genre-breaking and feels so complex yet so simple and straightforward, that it leaves a satisfying aftertaste upon listening to it.
Roy has worked on creating a distinctive sound that is uncommon in this generation and today’s music industry. Roy has this uncanny talent to combine rhythmic hooks with progressive and experimental electronic instrumentation, crafting otherworldly soundscapes.
The first single off of “Chasing Moving Trains” is “Panavision,” which is a fascinating look into Roy’s introspective world. This song chronicles the struggles that sudden fame brings and the emotional rollercoaster that follows.
“Panavision” marks Roy’s long-awaited musical return after a five-year hiatus. In 2019, he shared the critically acclaimed Graffiti EP and subsequent remix package. The singer-songwriter first rose to popularity with his debut album “Cat Heaven,” which racked up over 100 million streams upon release and featured the popular single “Thunder.”
“Chasing Moving Trains” has all the personality needed to take Roy Blair to the next level and cement his status as a major figure within the alt-pop genre.
“I think this will be the blueprint for the rest of my career from here on out. It might be the first time I’ve really captured what I think “Roy Blair” is aesthetically and emotionally,” — Roy Blair
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The American singer-songwriter’s latest track is a triumphant return to music for the alternative/indie star.
Roy Blair is an American singer-songwriter and producer who creates highly personal music that defies genre boundaries. Set to continue writing the story of his career, Roy is releasing his highly anticipated album “Chasing Moving Trains” showcasing his unique ability to both produce and blend anthemic hooks with progressive, experimental instrumentation, via Warner Records. Serving as an intensely personal investigation into resilience, heartbreak, and self-discovery, this album presents itself to audiences as a collection of songs with deep meaning and crazy good music.
From Los Angeles to New York, London, and finally Tokyo, Roy Blair embarked on a path of reinvention after a romantic breakup. “Chasing Moving Trains” is precisely the documentation of that journey. The record is genre-breaking and feels so complex yet so simple and straightforward, that it leaves a satisfying aftertaste upon listening to it.
Roy has worked on creating a distinctive sound that is uncommon in this generation and today’s music industry. Roy has this uncanny talent to combine rhythmic hooks with progressive and experimental electronic instrumentation, crafting otherworldly soundscapes.
The first single off of “Chasing Moving Trains” is “Panavision,” which is a fascinating look into Roy’s introspective world. This song chronicles the struggles that sudden fame brings and the emotional rollercoaster that follows.
“Panavision” marks Roy’s long-awaited musical return after a five-year hiatus. In 2019, he shared the critically acclaimed Graffiti EP and subsequent remix package. The singer-songwriter first rose to popularity with his debut album “Cat Heaven,” which racked up over 100 million streams upon release and featured the popular single “Thunder.”
“Chasing Moving Trains” has all the personality needed to take Roy Blair to the next level and cement his status as a major figure within the alt-pop genre.
“I think this will be the blueprint for the rest of my career from here on out. It might be the first time I’ve really captured what I think “Roy Blair” is aesthetically and emotionally,” — Roy Blair
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