Robbie Rosen and Coffeeshop form a dream team with their collaboration on ‘Bringin’ It Home’. Brought together by Rob Aster, the man behind award-winning music production boutique RRHOT LLC and record Label iDreamology, they discovered they all had similar musical philosophies and an enthusiasm that was beyond contagious.
First best known as the “robbed” contestant in American Idol season 10, Robbie Rosen has been proving the judges wrong ever since, with his undeterred drive motivating his inspirational lyrics, supported by his soaring vocals, which have been heard on more than 250 EDM tracks, and collectively amassing more than 100 million streams on Spotify alone. Joining him on ‘Bringin’ It Home’ is Italian music producer and sound engineer Coffeeshop, real name Giacomo Alloesio, whose gift is to electrify any anthem he lays his hands on, and whose passion first inspired him to start making music at the age of 18. Their collaboration sees them create music that is of the moment; it’s a testimony to what people can achieve when they throw off their inhibitions and instead focus on the splendour life can offer.
Co-written by Robbie Rosen and songwriter Beth Franco, ‘Bringin’ It Home’ shines a spotlight on their partnership, which is one where the creativity flows comfortably, and each gives the other room to follow the music wherever it may lead. The track was then taken by Coffeeshop, who worked his own magic, and transformed what was initially a tender ballad into an emotionally charged anthem. As Beth Franco puts it, Coffeeshop, “gave it a soul”, the result being a certifiable earworm.
The track comes with a lyric video, to provide those of us who relish knowing the words to a song just as much as seeing a visual representation. It captures the feeling of taking control of one’s fate, which is presented by way of a series of universal moments. While at first they might seem disjointed, they are united in the fact that every single one is moving forward – they’ve taken life by the horns and are prepared to follow it wherever it might lead them. Everyday people hiking up mountains, jumping off cliffs into the sea, skydiving, and so on, allow the audience to place themselves in the story, and choose their own victory. It’s a call to not just chase greatness – but to also bring it home.
Be encouraged by the lyric video for ‘Bringin’ It Home’ below, and find out more about Robbie Rosen & Coffeeshop online on Spotify, YouTube, and Instagram.
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