Loopro, aka Raphael Monsanto, is a musician from Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, with German roots. He has worked in music production, DJing, singing, and live performances as a one-man band. Loopro takes influences from Reggaeton, Afro-pop, and rock, creating a genre he calls “afrotonpop.”
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Now, let’s talk about his latest track, Down to Earth. This song is a dance-pop gem that instantly grabs your attention with its snappy beats and smooth synth intro. The bassline is tight and groovy, setting the tone for a track that is viby but laid-back. Loopro’s vocal harmonies are on point, adding layers that complements the electronic production perfectly. The Latin pop influences in the melody and vocal delivery give the song a vibrant feel, making it impossible not to move to.
The lyrics work well with the melody, nothing feels forced or out of place. The chorus is pretty solid, it’s got a nice rhythm to it, and I’ve caught myself bobbing my head to it a few times. The song doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel, but it’s got its own thing going on. It’s easy to listen to, and there’s something about it that keeps me coming back. It doesn’t intend to be groundbreaking, but gives a solid good vibe. I like how it doesn’t overcomplicate things. It’s just a straightforward, enjoyable track that does what it sets out to do.
What I love most about Down to Earth is how Loopro balances dance-floor energy with a chill, approachable vibe. It works equally well at a party or during a solo chill session. If you’re into dance-pop with a twist, Down to Earth is a must-listen.
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