Sanjay Michael Builds on His Rock Sound with ‘Baby Baby’

Sanjay Michael leans into the unapologetic spirit of rock ’n’ roll on ‘Baby Baby’, a blues-infused single driven by gritty guitar work, infectious hooks and a confident sense of swagger. Drawing on the influence of Jimi Hendrix, AC/DC and Guns N’ Roses, the Singapore-based singer-songwriter channels classic rock energy into a sound that feels immediate and instinctive.

There’s a looseness to the track that works in its favour, with Sanjay’s conversational vocals adding character to the song’s muscular instrumentation. Following Rocking Into Midnight and the more stripped-back Wall Street Blues EP, ‘Baby Baby’ finds him returning to a fuller, more expansive sound, putting groove and personality ahead of unnecessary polish.

Accompanied by a barroom performance video, the single embraces rock’s enduring appeal without getting caught up in nostalgia. Sanjay Michael understands that the genre’s lasting power lies in its attitude as much as its sound, and ‘Baby Baby’ delivers both with an easy confidence.

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