"Rolz'n'Rulz" is the second single from the album Gentleman by the Belarusian indie rock and power pop band Hair Peace Salon released on September 15, 2010. It consists of one song âÂÂRolz'n'Rulzâ written by Aleh Vial together with Konstantin Karman.
The single âÂÂRolz'n'Rulzâ was brought into free access on September 15, 2010, the same day as the remix EP âÂÂHPS Remixedâ was released. the music portal Tuzin.fm urged its readers to download the new single with such words.
The eponymous song from the single âÂÂRolz'n'Rulz,â where established rules, moral, and assigned public roles are reflected, was written in a collage manner that is distinctive to the early period of the band. The second single from the album itself half-opened its secret further and showed a shift towards richer instrumental and vocal parts in songs.
âÂÂHearing process should not be easy, the song is going to slightly open gradually, more and more, with every appearance in the player,â members of the band Hair Peace Salon described their work for Experty.by.
Anton Sierankoà Â, reviewer over at Experty.by, heard more rock and roll motifs than the power pop ones in the single and wrote in his review piece, âÂÂThis is a very peppy, contagiously joyful song, with a clear melody and energetic guitars, made as simple as much with sincere enthusiasm. The coolest thing here, of course, is how the vocal parts are organized: formally, the lead vocalist is simply sung along, but it looks as if the musicians so burst with a desire to sing at least something that they push each other from the microphone away all the time.âÂÂ
According to critic à ¹micier Padbiarezski from ej.by, who came to the conclusion that the band had very rethought the concept of rock 'n' roll in the single, âÂÂRolz'n'Rulzâ is âÂÂone of those songs, in which the band with such a complicated name quite convincingly demonstrates its ability to clearly organize musical material, and almost in the first place, vocals and present that properly.âÂÂ
In 2012 as part of the album Gentleman, the song âÂÂRolz'n'Rulzâ was noticed for the second time, received a good press: âÂÂRolz'n'Rulz rulezâ (Alieh Klimaà Â, Experty.by), âÂÂwonderful Rolz'n'Rulzâ (Siarhei Budkin, Experty.by, Budzma Belarusians!, Tuzin.fm), and, according to à ¹micier Padbiarezski from the site Experty.by, became a proof of the diverse repertoire of the album. Tacciana Bobier and Alina à  ymanskaja from the music portal âÂÂPamiarkoà Âny hukâ characterized the song performed live with the adjective âÂÂdriven.âÂÂ
Production:
With the track âÂÂRolz'n'RulzâÂÂ, in May 2011 the band won the grand prize (a recording session in the studio âÂÂRecPublica StudiosâÂÂ) in the competition held by the Polish music portal âÂÂFabryka Zespoà ÂówâÂÂ.
The track âÂÂRolz'n'Rulzâ was selected to the proprietary compilation of Belarusian English-speaking bands âÂÂâÂÂAPS Soundâ Volume 1â for truck drivers published by âÂÂAPSâ at the end of 2012.
In 2010 DJ GRAF of the Minsk electronic project âÂÂVacuum Governmentâ created a trance version of the song called âÂÂRolz'n'Rulz (GRAF Trance Mix)â with a duration of 6 mins 39 seconds, which one, along with other remixes, was put on the EP âÂÂHPS Remixedâ the same year. âÂÂCooperation has turned to be interesting,â Aleh Vial, co-author of the original song, summed up the remix for Tuzin.fm, âÂÂThe figurative vision of these people proved to be very close to ours.â âÂÂWe are very pleased to work with musical material of Hair Peace Salon and have decided to include remixes of the songs âÂÂRolzâÂÂn'Rulz,â âÂÂHappy for a Whileâ in our live performances,â the DJs told the portal Ultra-Music following the results of participation in the Polish festival âÂÂPakrava. Dni kultury niezaleà ¼nej Biaà Âorusi.âÂÂ