With an intoxicating mix of R&B, shoegaze, and electronic dream pop, No Rome developed his sound in his native Philippines, turning out a handful of independent releases before gaining international success in 2018 as part of the U.K. label Dirty Hit's roster, collaborating with the 1975's Matty Healy on his EP RIP Indo Hisashi. Following his 2019 EP Crying in the Prettiest Places, No Rome again collaborated with the 1975 (and Charli XCX), on 2021's "Spinning," then released his full-length debut, It's All Smiles.

Rome Gomez was born and raised in Manila to a musical family and began recording and releasing his own music at the age of 12. A singer, songwriter, and producer, Gomez began using the No Rome moniker for his laid-back electronic pop songs in 2013, releasing his first EP, Fantasy, that same year. A second independent EP, Hurry Home Rest, appeared in 2015, after which No Rome signed with London's Dirty Hit Records, home to acts like the 1975 and the Japanese House. He would go on to work with 1975 members Matty Healy and George Daniel on his label debut, the 2018 EP RIP Indo Hisashi, which featured the breakout single "Narcissist." The EP Crying in the Prettiest Places, featuring the singles "Cashmoney" and "Pink," arrived in May 2019. More singles appeared in 2020, including "Hurry Home" featuring Beabadoobee and Jay Som, as well as "1:45AM" featuring Bearface. Another non-album track, "Spinning," with the 1975 and Charli XCX, was released in 2021. Later in the year, No Rome delivered his debut album, It's All Smiles. ~ Timothy Monger, Rovi