"Static Orders" by Nichols + Roark brings us a musical work with a message that is so necessary in today's era. As the duo mentions, men often hide our weaknesses, emotions, and the urge to cry. But why? Is it so normalized? Believing that men cannot open up emotionally... It is here that the song "Static Orders," with its house genre, immerses us in a cinematic world with an astonishing and beautiful atmosphere. It liberates us and places us in a state of introspection that can help any listener.
The talented duo created this song and this project entirely on their own. They knew how to materialize and masterfully execute the idea, delivering a song full of nuances, rhythms, and an independent essence.
In an interview, they mention: "Static Orders explores the invisible forces that shaped how many men were taught to feel while growing up in the 80s: rules that resonate in the mind like old radio transmissions."
And yes, everything makes sense when you play the song and allow yourself to experience that unique sensation of letting yourself feel—it is incredibly valuable. Now, the song can also evoke other emotions, such as euphoria, joy, and even a feeling of ultimate climax. The house music of Nichols + Roark gifts us art, deep introspection, and a cinematic quality. This is why we consider it fascinating and necessary. Two talented artists, who are growing more and more in the music industry, propose feeling, and that makes them unique.
They met in the 90s, and one might wonder why this duo works so well. Simple: there are no coincidences. Both Nichols and Roark have their own strengths. Nichols, for his part, became a unique and professional DJ, while Roark embarked on entrepreneurship and is achieving success through his work and intelligence. So, in conclusion, to be great, one must have the chemistry of two great artists.
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