OUT NOW ON GENERATION SMASH
“Where do we go when the sun goes down” is the calling message from Persian powerhouse Vessbroz’s mammoth new single. Featuring Pennsylvanian singer/songwriter Nick McWilliams, the brotherly duo’s tribalistic offering ‘Sun Goes Down’, is out now via Generation Smash.
A production that packs a punch from the opening note, on ‘Sun Goes Down’ the duo seamlessly combine Middle Eastern elements with a hard-hitting big room sound, delivering yet another larger-than-life sonic creation. Crafted with the Main Stage in mind, this sensational cut longs to be played out from festival speakers around the globe.
Currently based in The Netherlands, brothers Armia and Arsham – best known as Vessbroz - have discovered their very own corner of the electronic music world and continue to forge a strong presence with every creation. From releases on Blanco Y Negro to Sony Music, and collaborating with names like Chris Willis, to their successful radio show Electro Vessel being a go-to for top tier artists to feature their music, the pair are leaving an indelible mark on the scene. Launching their own YouTube Series ‘Far Away From Home’, the multi-talented pair are turning their hands to presenting with the inspirational project. The unique concept will see the brotherly duo shine a light on entrepreneurs around the world, sharing their platform with hardworking professionals who have become major success stories within their industry, outside of their home countries.
From electronic dance music to hip hop, singer/songwriter Nick McWilliams has proven his ability to adapt to any and every genre, exploring the varying texture that music has to offer. His upbeat 2019 single ‘Light in Your Eyes’ on Sony Music has achieved over 1 million Spotify streams and brought his name to the attention of many of his peers, most notably Vessbroz who reached out to him to explore collaboration opportunities. The trio joined forces in the studio, working together in perfect harmony and crafted the sure-fire hit ‘Sun Goes Down’.