Australian DJ and multi-instrumentalist Timmy Trumpet has released a new single, Roses, recorded in collaboration with fast-rising producer bradeazy and featuring vocalist Richard Judge. The track is melodic, club-ready, and noticeably warmer in sound than the artist’s usual output, marking another step toward a more emotionally driven approach.
A warm club track in place of the familiar intensity
Those accustomed to associating Timmy Trumpet with powerful festival bangers and high-energy sound will find a very different tone in Roses. The dancefloor element remains, but the familiar drive gives way to atmosphere. The track’s melodic foundation carries the listener gently, without the characteristic pressure, shifting the emphasis from force to feeling.
This approach can be compared to moving from bright midday sun into warm evening light. The energy stays, but its nature changes. Rather than an explosive delivery, Roses offers something more intimate and personal, while still retaining all the hallmarks of club format.
The release was moved up due to personal circumstances
Timmy Trumpet had originally planned to release Roses closer to the end of the year, but the date was brought forward. The reason turned out to be unexpectedly personal. The song’s lyrics began to reflect too precisely what the artist is going through right now, coinciding with publicly announced changes in both his musical direction and personal life.
Who is behind the single
Two key collaborators were central to the creation of Roses. bradeazy served as co-producer and architect of the sound, while Richard Judge — who has previously worked with Robin Schulz — joined as guest vocalist, bringing the emotional quality the writers had long been searching for.
bradeazy on a rapid rise
Producer bradeazy is experiencing one of the most remarkable periods of his career. Among his recent achievements, several milestones stand out:
- The Baddest topped the Beatport charts
- Debut shows in Los Angeles and New York sold out completely
- A headline tour across Australia and New Zealand is on the way
- bradeazy featured on Spotify’s flagship playlist cover for several months running
From radio airplay to a joint track
The collaboration came together gradually. Timmy Trumpet first took notice of bradeazy’s tracks through his own radio show. Later, the young producer supported him on tour. Talks about making music together began more than a year ago, but both knew the track they had in mind required a flawless vocal performance. The search ended when Richard Judge was chosen. Following that, Roses was finalized and performed live for the first time at a Timmy Trumpet concert at Silo Dallas.
Roses continues a new emotional direction
The single fits naturally into the more personal and emotionally resonant direction Timmy Trumpet has pursued in his recent work. Earlier releases All My Life (with John Martin and Frank Walker) and Not A Place (with Ely Oaks) serve as reference points along this path, each demonstrating a shift from pure energy toward emotional depth.
Vegas is becoming a music capital and a power spot for Timmy Trumpet
It remains unclear whether Roses will feature in Timmy Trumpet’s upcoming setlists, but fans are already snapping up tickets to his Las Vegas shows scheduled from August through November, sometimes two performances per month. Vegas has become a permanent fixture on his map: venues are eager to book the artist because he consistently fills rooms.
For the city itself, concerts of this kind carry significant value amid growing pressure from the iGaming industry. This has become especially apparent as a new generation of gambling entertainment has entered the mainstream. Casino arcade games and crash games — such as Aviator, Astronaut, and Lucky Jet — are particularly prominent in this shift. Based on data reviewed, Astronaut game app leads in audience growth rate, though it still trails JetX. Arcades, slots, and online poker are all contributing to a trend where people gamble more online and visit land-based venues less frequently — and are even less inclined to travel to another city for the experience. Music fans, however, are perfectly willing to travel thousands of miles to see their favorite artist perform. And Vegas is determined to become the destination that draws millions of music lovers from around the world.
Timmy Trumpet on the song, the partnership, and gratitude to fans
“I’ve been playing bradeazy’s tracks on my radio show for the past couple of years, watching his sound develop and seeing him become one of the hottest bass producers on the planet. I brought him out on the college tour, and over a year ago we started talking about making music together, but we knew we needed the perfect vocal. I originally planned to release Roses at the end of the year, but these words reflect exactly what I’m feeling right now, so we moved the release forward. Since announcing my new musical direction and my separation, the love I’ve felt from around the world has been overwhelming and inspiring. Everything really is blooming, and that’s because of the fans — so this track is for them.”
The single Roses is out now and available on all streaming platforms.
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