Charles Herron emotional multi-genre artist wreaks havoc alongside JRSwiftz, a Brooklyn-native, on “WLVS”, a catalyst that propels the flames of nostalgia and undying memories. “WLVS” channels that unmistakable feeling, a certain kind of sensation, one that strikes when the memory of past moments passes through your mind, and you’re both charged up yet contemplative. It’s an anthem made for those who knew the highs, the lows, and in between, moments that, like great art, linger with you far past the first listen.
This Brooklyn production, led by JRSwiftz, also sends the song at warp speed, with sharp quarter-water beats like it’s always been part of the mix abroad, while preserving that emotional niggle. Herron’s voice floats above the rhythm like a guide through memory’s maze, powerless, strong, and fiercely human.
“WLVS” is a celebration of connection: the connections between past and present, sound and emotion, creator and audience. Each note and beat is crafted to awaken not just the heart but also the body, creating a track with multiple levels of resonance.
Fans of both Herron and JRSwiftz will be pulled into this immersive experience that’s as much about feeling as it is listening. It leaves a mark wherever it’s played, a late-night drive or the middle of a crowded room.
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