The prodigal, Manila-born singer and producer No Rome has released sublime new cut, Seventeen.

With a great taste in fashion and design, No Rome dazzles with aesthetically pleasing visuals for his delightful track, Seventeen.

Following his previous single, Do It Again, the new offering falls straight into the pattern of minimalist blissful soundscapes. With melancholy tinting the dreamy melody, Seventeen is a subtle reflection on living in the moment. Mentored by The 1975’s George Daniel and Matty Healy, the young artist is sure to create even more buzz in the near future.

Seventeen is taken from his forthcoming debut EP, RIP Indo Hisashi, a suitably audio-visual project concentrating on self-expression.

No Rome explains:

‘Seventeen’ is an attempt to encapsulate the feeling of being young forever – a reality that sadly cannot be achieved. It’s a song about the endless melancholy of being young and in love. It’s about wishing it was as easy as it used to be; exploring a time when all that mattered was the failures of romance and the wonders of coming of age. No matter what age you are, ‘Seventeen’ is a reflection on living in the moment, rather than always reaching for the end point of who you are right now.