G-House, bass- house, and a dash of downtempo-styled experimental bass all intersect to bring “The Heet,” a cleverly titled track by Tyler Lawrence. With a dark house spin built into it, the well flavored out single could easily be built into any edgy club set in 2020.
With a certain level of visionary juice, a portion of which can be heard on his previous Graves remix of “Deadsong,” Tyler Lawrence now expands on that style and sound in “The Heet,” fusing a certain level of commonality with something fresh and upbeat on this one.
“At the end of last year, life had gotten so fun for me and I wanted to capture that energy I’d been feeling. I’m usually pretty in my feels, so I wanted to create a song that embodied that ‘feel good, let loose, let’s not worry about tomorrow.’ Even now, I feel like people could use something to take them back to that feeling.”
– Tyler Lawrence
Based in the USA, with a start in music around elementary school, the young rock-loving artist broke into the scene around 2019 as he honed his skills and directed his vision. Soon thereafter, he attended Pyramind Production School in the Bay Area and added the life experience from here to his tactical tool belt. From there, his plays and presence began to quickly grow. For the future, Tyler aims to continue toward a path of dance music inspired content.
Connect with Tyler Lawrence
https://www.twitter.com/theetlaw
https://www.soundcloud.com/tylerlawrencemusic
https://www.instagram.com/tylerlawrencemusic/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Qcra3fQB1x7u1FSjsxjQmnce
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