VINCENT – FOR YOU WORLD TOUR w/ Jaron

Hailing from Canada, 22-year-old Robert Hughes aka Vincent is one of the strongest forces in the world of genre-defiant, boundary-pushing electronic artists. Fusing the hottest sounds across trap music, future bass and unique styles in between, Vincent is perpetually setting the trends in his space.

Self-releasing several original and remixes with individual play counts in the millions, Vincent has exceeded expectations on the remix front. His official remix of Alison Wonderland’s “U Don’t Know” was met with critical acclaim and community support, and versions of The Chainsmokers’ “Paris,” Meek Mill & Drake’s “R.I.C.O.,” and Alessia Cara’s “Here,” became instant fan favorites.

Vincent’s original work distinguishes the producer’s appeal — burgeoning from the day one trap fans all the way up to new listeners. His breakthrough “Anax” became a summer anthem when dropped in 2015 and was followed up by “Her” and “Breathe”, a pair of cinematic efforts that proved worth the wait.

Primed to take the future by storm, armed with the talent and avant-garde approach to music that fans of today and tomorrow yearn for, Vincent is reinventing the electronic artist.

Credits to: Vincent Official

Premiere: Vincent Shares Intimate Acoustic Video for ‘Show Me,’ Featuring Aviella

Just weeks after performing back-to-back weekends of Coachella, Robert Hughes (aka Vincent) has plunged in with new music.

Today he’s revealing an acoustic performance video for his newest single “Show Me,” which is premiering on Variance and features Aviella, who contributed vocals on the track.

“After being a fan of Aviella for a while she sent me the demo that has since turned into this record,” says Vincent of the song’s origins. “I managed to finish this idea by leaving it for a few weeks without listening to it or working on it. A fresh pair of ears when I came back helped me to create something that wasn’t there at first. I never used to work like this, but every track on my upcoming EP has been finished this way.”

The Canadian producer first drew attention with his remix of Alison Wonderland’s “U Don’t Know” followed by a rework of The Chainsmokers’ “Paris.”

Credit to: Variance Magazine