SEVEN YEARS ON, ROE SUMMERZ RETURNS WITH HEARTFELT ‘SHE LOVES ME, I THINK’
Singer-songwriter and Grammy-nominated producer Roe Summerz has broken a seven-year hiatus with She Loves Me, I Think, a poignant EP that feels worth the wait. Released via Donsome Records, the project showcases an artist who has clearly been refining his craft in the quiet years.
Co-produced by Adrian “Donsome” Hanson and Roel Powell, the EP opens with One Day, an acoustic-driven single that sets the tone perfectly. Summerz weaves soul and reggae through four tracks, creating an intimate landscape that pulses with emotional honesty.
The Irish Town, St. Andrew native channels legends like Alton Ellis, Sugar Minott, Bill Withers, and Anita Baker. The EP, spanning Easy Come Easy Goes, Someone Now, and A Part of Mine, transforms those influences into something distinctly his own, bearing the unmistakable mark of lived experience.
SUMMERZ HAS STRIPPED AWAY ARTIFICE, LEAVING MUSIC THAT TRUSTS ITS VOICE
What strikes most is the clarity. Summerz has stripped away artifice, leaving only what matters: expression, authenticity, and songs that breathe. This is music that trusts its own voice.
After such a lengthy absence, She Loves Me, I Think finds Summerz somewhere deeper, somewhere truer. The wait has yielded something genuinely affecting.
EP TRACKLIST
1. Apart of Mine
2. Easy Come Easy Goes
3. One Day
4. Don’t Want Me
5. Healing
6. Someone Now
ABOUT ROE SUMMERZ
Roe Summerz blends lovers’ rock intimacy with dancehall energy. His warm vocals shine on tracks like Oouu and Same Girl.
The Grammy-nominated producer works across Jamaica, Europe, and the US, delivering spiritually charged singles like Jah Liveth. Summerz represents reggae’s evolving future: rooted, boundary-pushing, and direct.
