Rolbac & Shana Turn Heartbreak Into House Gold on ‘Stormy Skies’
The track sees the Lebanese producer venturing away from the big room sound that has fuelled his rise, pivoting to a more introspective approach to house music.
After two years of teasing it live at Lebanon's Aegis Festival, Lebanese house DJ/producer Rolbac has finally unveiled his long-awaited collaboration with rising singer-songwriter Shana, 'Stormy Skies'.
Anchored in emotive melodic house, led by warm synth textures and tribal percussion, the track sees Rolbac stepping away from the big-room sound that has fuelled his rise across international festival circuits, embracing a more introspective approach, shifting towards vocal-driven electronic music, where atmosphere and songwriting carry as much weight as the drop. Shana's soulful performance sits at the heart of that transition, adding emotional depth without overwhelming the production, resulting in a balanced cut fitting for an emotional moment on the dancefloor.
With 'Stormy Skies', Rolbac expands the contours of his sound without losing sight of what has defined his work so far. While his club-focused productions remain central to his identity, this collaboration suggests a growing interest in songwriting and vocal-led composition as vehicles for expression. Whether it signals a lasting creative direction or simply a new avenue to explore, the track hints at an artist becoming increasingly comfortable working beyond the expectations of the dancefloor.
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