Hard To Pretend

'Next up on True Romance is a beautifully bright …

An episode of the True Romance Mixtapes podcast, hosted by True Romance, titled "Hard To Pretend" was published on June 20, 2025 and runs 5 minutes.

June 20, 2025 ·5m · True Romance Mixtapes

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Summary

'Next up on True Romance is a beautifully bright single from long term label friend Dan Corco. 'Hard To Pretend' follows up releases for Robsoul, Too Many Rules and Downtown Underground and mines right down to the core of the True Romance sound as it marries together amorous chimes, bittersweet vocals and giddy, ecstatic piano chords. In true Corco style, the production feels unchained and expressive and the result is entirely magnetic. Propelled with characterful lo-fi drums that provide added warmth, depth and power, the track gleefully gathers momentum while synth sweeps and flourishes add a deliciously sun-drenched seasoning to a track with summer anthem written all over it.'

Episode Description

'Next up on True Romance is a beautifully bright single from long term label friend Dan Corco. 'Hard To Pretend' follows up releases for Robsoul, Too Many Rules and Downtown Underground and mines right down to the core of the True Romance sound as it marries together amorous chimes, bittersweet vocals and giddy, ecstatic piano chords. In true Corco style, the production feels unchained and expressive and the result is entirely magnetic. Propelled with characterful lo-fi drums that provide added warmth, depth and power, the track gleefully gathers momentum while synth sweeps and flourishes add a deliciously sun-drenched seasoning to a track with summer anthem written all over it.'

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