In a world where the lines between genres blur more than ever, Juno Roome is carving out a space all his own. With his latest single, “Quite Like You Do,” the New York-based artist offers up a tender, introspective track that feels both intimate and expansive. It’s the kind of song that lingers in your mind long after the last note fades, leaving behind an echo of vulnerability and connection that’s rare in today’s musical landscape.

“Quite Like You Do” is a departure from the more ambient, synth-driven sounds that have characterized much of Juno Roome’s previous work. Here, he strips things down to the essentials, letting his soft, haunting vocals take center stage against a backdrop of lush guitar work and understated electronics. The result is a track that feels deeply personal, as though Juno is letting listeners in on a secret he’s only just discovered himself.

The song explores the nuances of human connection—the way one person can make you feel seen and understood in a way that no one else can. It’s a theme that resonates deeply in a time when genuine connection feels increasingly rare, and Juno captures it with a quiet grace that’s both disarming and comforting.

“There’s no one who makes me feel quite like you do,” he sings, his voice hovering between a whisper and a confession. It’s a sentiment that’s universal, yet Juno Roome makes it feel singular, as if these words could only have been written by him, for someone very specific.