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Emerging Tyler Pauley blends fierce 808s over a melocholy piano on “Scarred”

  • January 18, 2022
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The annual race for the year’s best spankin’ new artist begins now, and rising Atlanta recording artist Tyler Pauley takes an early lead with a fierce new song “Scarred.” The piano-led track serves as a jumpstarter cut to a string of needed hits to establish anticipation, which will green-light an upcoming project expected for release later this year.

The track’s zesty beat with pulsing bass drums and buoyant vibes create a warm and textural sound that blends the 20-year-old silky transitions into another must-hear hit. The song is inspired by the city of Atlanta's history of producing chart-topping artists who created superstardom with their trendsetting art-imitating-life songwriting, according to Pauley. 

On “Scarred,” however, he highlights the artists' ability to tap into multiple genres at will. The song combines potently sad modulating keys with fierce kicks to compliment the jovial ambiance of strings that generates a variety of sensations for the listener’s ear. The track’s unique nature sets Pauley apart from his peers and proves why this year could be a breakout one for the Atlantan.

Pauley, also known as “ProdbyPauley,” has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers across all of his social media platforms, his TikTok alone holding over 750k+ followers. Tyler Pauley has ascended from obscurity to 2022’s artist-to-watch in today’s popular music with the success of world-builders “Patient” and “Emotions.” Now on “Scarred,” like the previous release, Pauley and creativity demonstrate growth, consistency, and excitement that is the perfect origin point for any newfound fan as he heads into a pivotal album mode. While we wait, feel free to hit the play button above, and for more, stream Pauley’s entire catalog – available on all digital streaming platforms.

Connect with Tyler Pauley: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Spotify

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