With a flourishing career that was initiated at just 16 years of age when Dre Paz started recording, he has found a way to turn his passion into a way of life, releasing over 100 tracks and having his music played on radio stations all over South Florida. He comes through with a distinctive sound that challenges the status quo, ultimately forging his own path within the realms of a lavishly extensive brew. The blend of laid-back southern hip hop and the cultural melting pot of exotic pop has been the driving force behind his artistic efforts. He has been able to create a long-lasting style that navigates a rich palette of vibrant soul music infused with hip hop and a few sprinkles of pop, and that is exactly the case even with his latest jam, “Thinking About You.”
This latest release is set to shake up the music industry, which is always in search of fresh talent. Far beyond the disposable pop of today’s world, Dre Paz firmly plants a flag in territories where most musicians fear to tread. This tune is intelligent, organic, and authentic as well.
Through its Lo-Fi-style production, it is full of moments where, on first listening, listeners are anchored to a specific place and time filled with remarkable ideas. With subtle ingenuity, he surrenders his vulnerability through honest storytelling.
By balancing that otherworldly pop and R&B sound with emo-like sensibilities that enhance the song’s hip-hop vibe, Dre Paz showcases his limitless versatility and creativity.
This song explores the kind of strong emotions and connections towards someone that make it almost impossible to leave them even when you want to. Paz’s emotive and impassioned delivery underscores the weight of his words as he vividly paints pictures with his visual storytelling and memorable hook at the song’s heart.
“Thinking About You” is an irresistible masterpiece with a warm, inviting, dreamy, and hypnotic production backed by relatable songwriting and skillful execution!
A radio-ready jam, there’s no reason why this song shouldn’t be a favorite for your everyday listening experience!
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