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ZT’s Latest Single ‘AFTER PARTY / AFTER HOURS’ Blends Storytelling, Soul, and Sleek Production

  • Curious For Music Team
  • 4 days ago
  • 2 min read
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ZT’s “AFTER PARTY / AFTER HOURS” is an arresting blend of modern R&B polish and storytelling intimacy. 


From the very first note, the track envelops the listener in a cinematic, late-night soundscape, balancing glossy production with moments of raw emotional clarity. It’s a song that feels both personal and universal, marking ZT as an artist with something to say.


The lyrics are insightful and reflective, exploring the highs of partying alongside the introspective lows that follow. ZT captures the contradictions of nightlife and personal reflection with ease, creating a song that resonates beyond surface-level vibes. There’s sophistication in how he balances narrative and melody, making the track feel fully realized.


Vocally, ZT delivers with a commanding baritone that exudes both warmth and authority. His performance draws the listener in, ensuring every line lands with emotional weight. There’s a maturity to his vocal approach that belies his emerging status in the R&B scene.


Production is a standout element. Riley Urick’s experience and Bob Horn’s expert mixing combine to produce a track that’s lush, layered, and cinematic, yet intimate enough to allow ZT’s vocals to remain the focal point. The instrumentation is dynamic without ever overwhelming, creating the perfect canvas for his storytelling.


“My music is about storytelling from my own perspective as a human. This song reflects my party life, but other records I’ve made tell stories of true heartache. Both sides exist in me, and they intertwine in ways I think a lot of people can relate to.”


“AFTER PARTY / AFTER HOURS” announces ZT as a compelling voice in modern R&B. With influences ranging from The Weeknd to Giveon, he channels inspiration without imitation, producing a track that is both accessible and artistically ambitious. This is R&B with depth, polish, and undeniable presence.



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