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Chris Buxton releases reflective 'Nostalgia' EP

  • December 21, 2018
  • Jack Steindorf
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South Carolina singer and rapper Chris Buxton released his catchy single "Hennessy" in the middle of this year, but has finally shared the whole EP. Nostalgia is a fitting title for the reflective, calming six-track project. Chris Buxton experiments with combinations of different rap and pop instrumentals as he discusses his family troubles and love life growing up in the suburbs. Buxton analyzes the effects of relationships as much as he does tell stories about them, and no two tracks hear him carry identical flows. The project is filled with consistent substance and catchy music, proving Buxton's songwriting skills are not to be overlooked.

Particularly on "Lyft" featuring singer Natali, the duo puts the listener in a mood while showing their chemistry won't be ignored. 

Connect with Chris Buxton: Twitter | SoundCloud | Facebook | Instagram 

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