Harrison Brome, a native of Vancouver, British Columbia, is a multi-talented artist recognized for his roles as a producer, songwriter, and vocalist. With a distinctive style, Brome crafts chic, mood-driven, and inherently genreless music, seamlessly blending elements of R&B, psych-pop, classic indie, and cutting-edge electronic music in each composition.

His unique approach to music has garnered praise from various outlets, including FADER, VICE, Complex, NYLON, and HighSnobiety. Harrison Brome’s latest release is the three-track single titled “Stars at Midnight.” For this new tune, the songwriter collaborated with Canadian multi-instrumentalist and producer Pomo, adding another layer of creativity to his already diverse and captivating musical portfolio.

“Stars at Midnight” by Harrison Brome, in collaboration with Pomo, presents a warm blend of easygoing guitar and dance-ready beats, creating a wonderfully dynamic backdrop that complements the heartfelt exploration within the tune. The lyrics, such as “Been a long time here with you, Thought the light would last forever, Holding my breath trying to float on my way through” and “Wishing our love was still together, There’s a distance that I feel between me and you,” weave an emotional tale of heartbreak and the struggle to preserve a fading connection.

The song’s touching narrative and feel-good funky elements make “Stars at Midnight” a mesmerizing alternative tune that beckons listeners to hit repeat.

Shari Hirsch

Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.