Sky Rompiendo Talks Splice Partnership, Tools and Secrets to Creating Hits, and More

Alejandro Ramírez Suarez or known worldwide as Sky Rompiendo is one of the most important producers and composers of Colombia and the Urban genre since he has been a great pioneer in the country and has evolved in his career with other great artists. “It all started with MySpace and Messenger” was what Sky told us when we were talking about his early career as it was the medium where he sent beats and began to relate with more people; His name “Sky Rompiendo el bajo” has a very funny anecdote since his name comes from a day he was smoking with his friend who is a producer and engineer. He told her that it should be called “Sky High”, eventually J Balvin by means of a song and quite naturally says SKY ROMPIENDO EL BAJO at this time Alejo decides to use this as his stage name.

Sky does not have a process that follows to the letter when he have to create a HIT because everything changes and also depends on the mood in which this, the people who are in the studio, the goal to which you want to achieve, the tools they have at that time, as the beat begins, Among many other variables, “I can start with the beats or I can also start writing and another producer creates the beat” is what Alejandro tells us about his moment of creation. He also mentioned something very important “Find inspiration, do not close with genres” were the words of Sky, because he believes that you can not create creative limits, you have to explore different sounds, beats and rhythms in various genres to be able to have a different sound.

One of the tools that Sky mentions to create their tracks is Splice, “I am a user of the platform for years and I respect their work and what it offers” plus they have a very important collaboration since Sky creates content in Spanish for producers, he knows that a lot of his colleagues don’t speak English and he wants to share his knowledge with them “They don’t speak the language but they are very talented” is what he mentioned to us. He also wants to have a positive effect and share his knowledge regardless of the barriers “I asked Splice to let me do something positive.”