Music News - Popstars Judge Vince Harder drops new track
21 May 2021 - 0 Comments
Award-winning RnB star and current Popstars panellist Vince Harder is set to show Aotearoa’s young musicians how it’s done with his latest single Don’t Stop.
Harder’s latest collaboration sees him pair with one of the rising stars of New Zealand pop music, LA Women’s Jake Schdroski, in writing a sure-fire dancefloor hit.
Don’t Stop fuses Harder’s pop-perfect vocals with an array of dancefloor-happy beats and rhythms that stack into two-and-a-half minutes of groove-perfection.
Harder says this was the exact intention behind the track, one he successfully road-tested while touring with Guy Sebastian around Australia in 2019 and held back through a Covid-struck 2020 until clubs and crowds could fully embrace it.
“Don’t Stop was written about having fun. I wanted to have some real party vibes in there and to create something that would make people want to dance.”
The track also perfectly aligns with his starring role on TVNZ’s Popstars as the show celebrates New Zealand Music Month next week with a live performance of Don’t Stop on May 26.
Vince Harder is the winner of four Pacific Music Awards, featured on P-Money’s chart-topping hit Everything and has starred in major stage productions of The Lion King and Jersey Boys as part of a decade of prolonged success across Australasia.
Link to single Don’t Stop: https://smarturl.it/vinceharder
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