Brock
Zanrosso is set to drop his electro-pop album "Love Kills" on September
18th, 2012 Produced by West Pryde and Tommy Armitano, Brock had a hand
in the writing of every track, crafting an album with a winning formula
that includes party ready anthems and simplistic yet sexy lyrics that
explode into club banging beats. His first radio single, “Drowning,” has
already seen a multitude of success and the release of his up-coming
single “Take It Off” is sure to solidify the album a deserving place in
the pop culture dance-phenomena taking over the airwaves.
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Brock Zanrosso set to drop electro-pop album “Love Kills on September 18th, 2012
Brock
Zanrosso’s electro-pop album “Love Kills” will hit the streets on
September 18th, 2012, hot off the success of his radio-ready dance-pop
single “Drowning.” This YTV’s ‘The Next Star’ alumni follows up his
debut album "Prelude" and finds his place with an edgy and hard
hitting, electro-pop meets dub-step inspired album that fits in
perfectly with today’s market, with a sound that has been likened to
artists like Justin Timberlake, The Wanted and Rihanna. Zanrosso is no
stranger to the club scene, from his club tours throughout Canada to a
stint on Stef Langs “Fighting Mirrors” tour, and most recently
performing at Canada’s Wonderland; it’s easy to see where the
relentlessly catchy, danceable pop inspiration for “Love Kills” came
from. Produced by West Pryde and Tommy Armitano, Brock had a hand in the
writing of every track, crafting an album with a winning formula that
includes party ready anthems and simplistic yet sexy lyrics that explode
into club banging beats. His first radio single, “Drowning,” has
already seen a multitude of success and the release of his up-coming
single “Take It Off” is sure to solidify the album a deserving place in
the pop culture dance-phenomena taking over the airwaves.
“Love
Kills” begins with the slow and steady “I Found It” which serves as an
effective intro to the electro-infused, heart pumping album. It builds
the listener up for the explosion of noise and beats that’s about to
take a place, an anthem where Brock stands poignant and his voice wails
in anticipation of what’s to come. It’s hard, chilly synths pound under
the stronger side of his voice until it segues effortlessly into the
lead single “Drowning.” A punchy yet identifiably melodic club track,
it’s full of a sort of sassiness that defines the mature attitude Brock
has carefully cultivated throughout the album. His anger is matched by
the pounding of the bass and the stripped down, electro-infused dance
break. The title track, “Love Kills,” is a hauntingly harmonic,
pulsating ballad that is both seductive and painfully tragic. Brock’s
voice stands alone, undulating over the electric guitar and
bump-and-crash of the bass hitting the synth. It serves the title well,
the listener able to feel how much the loss of love is killing his
strength and faith as he croons, “Tryin’ to find, someone to replace
you… I want you to be my girl, I want you inside my world, no one can
replace you.” “Every Night” pairs ample ‘edge’ with the romanticism of
the lyrical content for a powerful mid-tempo ballad that exposes a
vulnerable side to Brock that’s not seen on the more banging, up-tempo
cuts. The percussion snaps and the piano fades in and out, for a
powerful sound that’s topped with a subtle desperation enhanced by
Brock’s warm falsetto. The final track “Take It Off” brings the
listener back to the rowdy, ludicrously hard-hitting trancepop, a place
where Brock consistently shines with a gritty and seductive attitude
that seems to come effortlessly to him. It finds that balance of vocals
neatly flipped over an extra cavernous beat that ramps up the drama and
will keep any club-goer moving from start to finish as “Love Kills”
comes to its climax and ultimate end.
Brock Zanrosso’s “Love Kills” is a stand-out,
mainstream masterpiece that can stand alone among the brightest stars in
the industry.
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