Rolbac Makes Circus Recordings Debut With ‘Where Is My Love’
- Undrtone Blog
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Lebanese DJ and producer Rolbac has joined the Circus Recordings family for the first time, unveiling new single ‘Where Is My Love’ via Yousef's long-running imprint.
The release marks another significant step in the producer's growing international profile, following a steady run of releases that have established him as one of the Middle East's leading electronic music exports.
Built around a heartfelt vocal performance, ‘Where Is My Love’ leans into emotion without sacrificing its dancefloor focus. Warm piano stabs, rich synth textures and a deep, rolling groove combine to create a track that balances intimacy with club-ready energy. Eighties-inspired melodic touches weave through the arrangement, while crisp percussion and understated production keep the record moving with confidence from beginning to end.
Rather than chasing peak-time intensity, Rolbac opts for patience and atmosphere, allowing the vocal and melodies to develop naturally across the track. The result is a production that feels equally suited to late-night clubs, open-air terraces and extended listening sessions.
The Circus debut continues an impressive run for the Lebanese artist, whose catalogue now includes releases on respected underground labels including Einmusika, Kindisch, Senso Sounds, MAHOOL and UNSEEN. His productions have steadily expanded his reach beyond the Middle East, earning support from DJs and audiences across the international house and melodic electronic music scene.
Away from the studio, Rolbac continues to build an increasingly global touring schedule. Alongside regular appearances throughout the Middle East, the producer has recently performed in South America and is set to appear at Hï Ibiza later this summer.
With ‘Where Is My Love’, Rolbac delivers a confident debut for Circus Recordings, combining emotional songwriting with refined dancefloor sensibilities. It is another strong statement from a producer whose international rise shows little sign of slowing down.
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