Wrabel

While it isn’t unique for artists to look from unknown to known because of their music getting in television commercials, Stephen Wrabel’s tale involves a song (“Ten Feet Tall”), a commercial (Bud Light), a superstar DJ (Afrojack), and contact with 100 million viewers (it premiered through the Super Bowl). Because of transient parents, Wrabel was raised all around the U.S., but he deposit some root base when he went to Boston’s Berklee University of Music. A proceed to Los Angeles emerged next, as do gigs writing tracks for performers like Phillip Phillips and Adam Lambert, but Wrabel was still focusing on his very own career, and arrived a cope with Island because of a demo documenting of “Ten Foot High.” He documented the lower with Dutch EDM DJ Afrojack and it premiered in early 2014 because of Bud Light’s Super Dish commercial. In addition, it arrived on Afrojack’s debut record, Forget the Globe aswell as Wrabel’s debut EP Sideways. The next year, the one “I’D LIKE You” and a remix by MNDR came. In 2016, Wrabel collaborated with songwriter/manufacturer Alex Wish on his Epic debut one “11 Blocks,” a tune inspired with the same romantic relationship that sparked “Ten Foot High.” That season also saw the discharge of Marshmello’s “Ritual,” which highlighted Wrabel on vocals. Wrabel started 2017 using the discharge of another extremely emotional one, “Bloodstain.”