When people are already hitting the waves and the aroma of BBQ is already tickling your sense of smell, what we usually do is look for the perfect track to go with beach side parties and some pool side chilling. To get that all fixed up, here’s Marlon Roudette with his single “When the Beats Drop Out” to deliver us a song that will get our blood pumping.
Released at the 18th of July 2014 in Germany, it is Roudette’s lead single from his second studio album, Electric Soul, which hit it big across Europe. Following its success, it further spreads its wings also releasing the single in United States and Canada at the 4th of December 2014, in Ireland at the 27th of February this year, and the latest on the 1st of March in United Kingdom.
A little bit old compared to the sprouting new single competing for the Ultimate Summer Jam title, “When the Beats Drop Out” is expectedly no near being crossed out on the list of contenders.
The British slash Vincentian artist certainly knows what he’s doing when he recorded the song. An alluring summer anthem, this one’s gotta make it to your playlist.
What you will love about this song is its chill, relaxing and summer and sunshine melody while still retaining its hip and jazzy tempo enticing you to ditch the sofa and show the moves on the dancefloor. What further added to the allure of the song is Roudette’s gliding, expressive vocals that don’t fail to subtly pluck those delicate chords of your heart. Couple it up with the single’s light yet deep and reflective lyrics, the song packs a punch you’d have a hard time shaking off.
“Baseline, I will always make time/ I just wanna know that feelings in your heart for me/ Baseline, after all the great times/ I just wanna know that feelings in your heart…” Listening to the song is a different kind of high where it isn’t about erraticism of letting loose, but of slow movements and shallow breath instead. What would be truly disappointing about this song is if you haven’t had the chance to hear it.
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