The Master’s Plan: A Studio Session Shaped by Flow and Gratitude
For Leroy Romans, The Master’s Plan marked the beginning of an album project and a studio session in which the music seemed to flow before he had consciously mapped it out. He remembers enjoying the process as the parts took shape, rather than forcing them toward a predetermined result.
His recollection of the recording order remains open. The keyboard and bass parts, played using Omnisphere, may have come before the drums; from there, he remembers the other parts arriving naturally. The melody, he recalls, flowed in one take. What stays with him most is the ease of the performance.
The collaboration with Arjun Baba came through an unexpected studio visit. Introduced through a mutual friend, the vocalist heard the beat, liked it and asked to contribute. Leroy welcomed the idea. The recording’s artist credit is Leroy Romans featuring Arjun Baba.
Leroy did not initially understand the words being sung. When he asked, Arjun explained that they expressed thanks to the universe. Leroy remembers feeling that this meaning aligned completely with the feeling already present in the music. He describes the meeting of the performance and the words as part of a divine creative experience.
That account is about what the session meant to Leroy. The gratitude he heard in the vocal helped him recognize and articulate something he was already feeling in the track.
He hopes listeners find something true and sincere in The Master’s Plan: a personal moment of warmth, peace and wonder, and encouragement as they move into the unknown parts of their own lives. His wish is that the recording becomes something they can return to, while making room for their own meanings.
This story is based on Leroy Romans’ November 14, 2026 interview. Recording-order details are presented as his recollection. Arjun Baba’s artist credit was checked against the project’s signed split-sheet records; no unverified lyric translation or language identification is presented.
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