Nov 29, 2021

Delve Into the Depths Of R&B Fusion With Ty Romè In New Song "Fault"

Ty romè hails from Perth, Western Australia, the world's most isolated city. The young Australian singer-songwriter brings you a melodic and captivating flow throughout his musical creations. Instilling themes of confidence, he greets the real world with his magnificent offerings.

Taking us into an enchanting world of almost ethereal textures, the latest single, "Fault," pulls listeners into a lucid universe. Through the various vocal harmonies layering in a cascading bliss, you're drawn into the magnetism of the composition as the dream-like hues reflect vibrantly in your headspace.

With an urge to emit self-assured tenors to his fan base, the essence of "Fault" glimmers with reminiscent notions that effortlessly pull you into his musical depictions. Ty romè brilliantly displays angelic croons that make up the entirety of this composition.

As he whisks you away into the elusive quintessence of "Fault," lyrical motifs such as 'It ain't my fault. I'm caught out you got me,' have us gravitating towards the seductive nature of this record. Sensual to the deepest core of the soundwaves traveling through your speakers, it's nearly impossible to shake this track after it comes to a halt.

Knowing the passion divulged by Ty romè allows listeners to take in the pure burning desire that he drowns his musical creations in. Although living in the isolated city of Perth, the wording he strings together signifies maturity and experience beyond belief.

Welcome to BuzzMusic, Ty romè! Congratulations on the release of your latest single, "Fault." This song pulls us into such a deep state of hypnotism as your vocal layers nuzzle our ears. Where did you develop your signature sound and styling? Have you always created music in this genre?

Thank you! I appreciate that so much. Before Tyromè, I was in a duo called Like Tye. Being in that duo helped me develop my sound. It allowed me to work on areas that I needed further development on. It allowed my writing skills and melodies to create and paved my foundation on what sound I wanted to follow. Have I always made music in this genre? Definitely not haha, took me two years to find my sound and create music in this genre, and I'm excited to finally share what's been kept in the vault!

Could you please share a glimpse into what inspired the basis of this record? Do you always create with such descriptive lyrical motifs?

I was in the studio recording another song when the producer of 'Fault' 506 came through and told me that he had been creating a beat for me, he played the loop, and from there, I had the hook melody in my head. He completed the beat minutes later, and from there, I created Fault! Lyrical motifs can be difficult when you get writers' block, haha. Still, yeah, I always try to have a vivid image when writing a track, I create my music to fit all audiences, Fault was written out of a vivid dream where any dream can become a reality if you want something goes get it, it is not your fault if that person is after you, be confident that you can get it. I want my listeners to feel confident when chasing something they thought they couldn't have.

Being in a small town, where do you find your musical and non-musical inspiration to create?

Being in a small town like Perth is very hard. It's hard to get your music heard out here, but I find my musical and non-musical inspiration to be created from life experiences. I mean, any artist would say that they do it for their parents, and that's where I find a lot of my musical and non-musical creation that comes into place, makes me work harder on my music and allows me to continuously create different tracks to pave a better life for my parents.

What happens to be your favorite part of the creative process?

That's a good question haha, I would have to say when I'm creating the melodies, as soon as I create a dope melody, I want to write to it straight away! If it's catchy and flows right, it's possibly the best part of the process!

What's next for you?

What's next for me is just to keep pushing, I've been working super hard on my sound and music as a whole, and I'm just excited to be releasing again! I want to get my music heard and hopefully get somewhere with my music!