How the rise of P-pop helped EDM artist Jace Roque pursue his original vision for music

For pop and electronic dance music (EDM) artists like Jace Roque, the height of the COVID-19 pandemic was a particularly tricky period to navigate. His brand of sound is best experienced with throngs of rollicking revelers. But with no live shows, club parties and music festivals, Jace had to make do with solo performances, create his own energy and be his own hype man. "It was awkward for me to perform my tracks because they should be shared with people dancing or jumping around. I live off the audience's energy. But now that we do more online guest appearances, we're typically asked to film ourselves performing and then send the video to the production team," Jace told the In...

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