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“I Can Do That” by Nicky Roland ft. Royden Vigilance, Unleash a Groovy House Vibe with Pop Sensibilities

London-born House music producer Nicky Roland has joined forces with the talented Guyanese-American singer-songwriter Royden Vigilance to bring listeners boundless creativity with their latest masterpiece, “I Can Do That.” Released on September 8th, this sensational track is a genre-blending marvel that infuses Chicago House, Deep House, and Soulful House with Royden’s emotive R&B vocals weaving pulsating beats, evocative classical violins, and whimsical melodies into an irresistible dancefloor musical experience.

“I Can Do That” beckons listeners to embark on a sonic journey that traverses the rich tapestry of House music’s subgenres. Nicky Roland’s production prowess is on full display as he weaves a musical landscape that’s both sophisticated and irresistibly groovy. The track’s pulsating kick-driven beat provides the backbone, propelling the listener into rhythmic euphoria.

Nicky Roland’s musical journey has been remarkable, from an young age when he found himself in a studio session with Pinky and Longsy D at just 14. At 19, he was signed to a renowned label, adopting the name K-Lory. Through his collaboration with Satin Storm in the early 90s, he made a remarkable contribution to the Jungle/DnB genre, consistently exploring new horizons in electronic music.

As a core Coalesce Sound and Vision crew member, Nicky Roland played a pivotal role in London’s underground scene. They organized legendary warehouse parties hailed as “London’s best-kept secret” and “Kings of The Underground” by publications like Mixmag, DJ Magazine, i-D, and Time Out. Now signed to DJ International, the original Chicago House music label, Nicky is gearing up for multiple exciting collaborations, including projects with acclaimed singers Sinclair and Bobby Wilson.

While Royden Vigilance is a talented artist known for his soulful vocals and versatile delivery in Deep House and Pop music. His collaboration with Nicky Roland on “I Can Do That” is a powerful expression of emotion that seamlessly blends genres and resonates deeply with listeners. The track is perfect for the dancefloor and a genuine display of artistic passion.

The creative synergy between Nicky Roland and Royden Vigilance is evident in “I Can Do That.” The electrifying track merges various House styles, with Nicky’s French influence shown in the classical strings. Its ability to bridge the gap between commercial appeal and underground credibility sets it apart. The irresistibly catchy hook and lively pop sensibility make it a crowd-pleaser, while the essential underground sound keeps dedicated House music enthusiasts returning for more. This duality makes the track a perfect addition to any House music playlist.

This release marks the second collaboration between Nicky Roland and Royden Vigilance, and it’s a testament to their ability to create music that transcends genres. “I Can Do That” is a groovy, dance-inducing track that will keep you moving and grooving from start to finish. Take advantage of this musical dancefloor gem destined to become a classic in its own right from two incredible talents.

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