PREMIERE: Vocalist, Producer and Rapper Vincent Barrea shares visuals for his brand new single ‘Chemical Or Love’

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Vocalist, producer and rapper Vincent Barrea has teamed up with VENTS for the release of the visual of his latest single ‘Chemical or Love’. The track was mixed and mastered by Grammy-nominated engineer Alex Evans (Skrillex, Rag N Bone Man, Basement Jax).

‘Chemical or Love’ is based on the uncertainties experienced during the beginning stages of a new relationship. The track opens with an upbeat piano intro and a cuban-style sound palette before Vincent’s vocals slide into the first suave stanza. Forward thinking beats blended with retro instrumentals and an urbane approach to songwriting, make ‘Chemical or Love’ catchy and compelling.

Speaking of the track, Barrea comments:  “This song is a musical transformation of the experiences of a real person. A person who is so strongly in love that he cannot determine whether it is just chemistry occurring in his head, or a very persistent feeling from the bottom of his heart. These thoughts annoy and create doubt and anxiety, and don’t give  the opportunity to move further in the relationship – thereby spiraling it to a dead end.”

The visual itself captures some of this introspective approach as the camera focuses on Barrea while adding some pretty, say, subliminal imageries and angles that adds to the words and message from the song itself.

Based in Moscow, Vincent Barrea has a background in theatre, dance, upstage vocals, acting and fashion photography. Alongside his own music career, he also leads a popular blog and music project for independent artists, Priliv Space.

Inspired by a wide variety of artists – from Yaeji, Sevdaliza, Ibeyi, Maggie Rogers, Chaka Khan to  Luther Vandross, Whitney Houston, and George Benson, Barea’s music draws on elements from a plethora of genres. From fiery club bangers to hot reggaeton motifs and trending pop music, Barrea’s sound embodies elements of  Mykki Blanco, Yung Beef and  Zebra Katz.