Tag: Lucas Roth

LUCAS ROTH DROPS NEXT STONER ANTHEM “NEED YOU (MARY JANE)” @LucasRothMusic

Post author By Welshdagod
Post date September 20, 2019

Creative, marijuana-inspired lyrics match up to this bangin’ beat from producer Stewart Hidalgo. This track takes you through a musical journey of instrumentation, upbeat drums and heavy 808s with some bubbly action up front.
“My producer asked me one day, ‘Why haven’t you made any weed tracks yet? You’re one of the biggest stoners I know.’ And wallah – this is what came to fruition. We’ll definitely be making more,” said Roth.

So far, the Detroit native has released an album, seven singles and several music videos. More tracks and visuals are always in the works as Roth continues to create an audience with his multi-genre approach to hip-hop.

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Lucas Roth Drops “ONL1” Video Featuring Ashley Blue Def and Stewart Hidalgo @LucasRothMusic

Post author By Welshdagod
Post date April 20, 2019

LA based recording artist Lucas Roth drop his highly anticipated music video for his latest single titled “ONL1.” The video includes appearances Ashley Blue Def and Stewart Hidalgo.
In the music video, they keep the 90s vision alive. Ashley and Lucas express that they are inseparable and they never want to be without each other.

Tags Ashley Blue Def, hiphop, hiphopfightclub, Lucas Roth, ONL1, Stewart Hidalgo

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Lucas Roth Drops “ONL1” Featuring Ashley Blue Def and Stewart Hidalgo @LucasRothMusic

Post author By Welshdagod
Post date April 10, 2019

LA based recording artist Lucas Roth is back. He returns with a late 90s duet style of hip-hop where it meets modern drum and bass. The new single is titled “ONL1” featuring Ashley Blue Def and Stewart Hidalgo. Ashley provies the angelic vocals while melodic beat fproducer Stewart Hidalgo brings out the perfect hint of swagger from Roth. “The 90s defined my childhood and that music was the truth!” said Roth. “We all wanted to bring back that smooth style with this track, and that made our studio sessions incredibly fun.” The music video for “ONL1” will drop on April 10, 2019, two weeks after the track’s release.

Rest assured, Roth and his squad kept the 90s vision alive for the visuals as well. So far, the Detroit native has released an album, a few singles and several music videos. More tracks and visuals are always in the works as Roth continues to create an audience with his multi-genre approach to hip-hop.

Tags Ashley Blue Def, hiphop, hiphopfightclub, Lucas Roth, ONL1, Stewart Hidalgo

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LUCAS ROTH RELEASES NEW SINGLE “ZOOTIE TOOTIE” @LucasRothMusic

Post author By Welshdagod
Post date February 3, 2019

Lucas Roth has garnered a following thanks to his energetic party anthems. Today, he drops off his new party track “Zootie Tootie.” It may sound like Little Richard’s classic record but this track is not to be mistaken. It is a real party anthem keeping that wild nature in check with witty lyrics and a hard beat to bang behind it all. Roth gives us another first-hand look at his mischievous personality and off-the-wall experiences.
“I wrote this track to go against the taboo nature of the party life,” said Roth. “Everyone has fun in their own regard, whether they admit it or not. Y’all feel free to judge me, as long as I don’t have to hide anything [laughs]. And honestly, low key wondering where all my ‘Zooties’ at?”

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Lucas Roth Hits the Rooftops of LA for “Three Strikes” @LucasRothMusic

Post author By Welshdagod
Post date October 22, 2018

On a rooftop in front of the famous L.A. skyline, Lucas Roth captures the visuals for his single “Three Stikes.” The Detroit native and his crew display his wild and fun lifestyle over the beat packed with heavy bass and modern drums. The record is featured on Roth’s debut album titled ‘You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid’ which was released on 8/24/18.

“This shoot was crazy fun!” said Roth. “Watching the sun go down over the city from that roof is something I’ll never forget. I was just hoping to get some visual reference to my lyrics about L.A., and that took it to another level.”

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