2024: "Stand Up" and "Last Night"
Hines released his debut single, "Stand Up", in April 2024. [6] He received wider media attention with his second single, "Last Night", released in June 2024. The music publication Earmilk provided a dedicated feature, calling the track a "soulful R&B anthem" and praising his "dynamic vocal range and undeniable charisma." The review stated that Hines "delivers a performance that is both vulnerable and powerful, his buttery smooth yet powerful vocals gliding effortlessly over a lush, atmospheric production." [4] The blog I'm Not From London described the song as "a masterclass in modern R&B, a track that washes over you with gorgeous layers of sound and that feeling of effortless cool". [7]
2024–2025: "Trance" and "That's Her"
Hines released his third single, "Trance", in November 2024. Clash Magazine featured the release, describing it as a "dextrous fusion of rock and R&B, with his soulful voice soaring over distorted guitars and a driving beat." The publication noted that his "willingness to blur the lines between genres is what makes him stand out." [2] The Big Takeover also reviewed the track, noting its blend of "hypnotic R&B with a rock-infused edge." [8]
In June 2025, he released the single "That's Her", which was premiered by Notion. The magazine offered a detailed review:
The 19-year-old UK prodigy delivers a sleek, funk-infused anthem that radiates charisma, craftsmanship, and ambition. [...] With a smooth-as-silk vocal performance that glides over a bed of groovy basslines, shimmering guitars, and tight, infectious rhythms, Ronzoni has crafted a track that feels both timeless and distinctly modern. It's a confident stride forward from an artist who is not just finding his voice, but mastering it. [3]
