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Teddy Serkin drops emotive and gritty track "Trying To Live"

  • September 5, 2022
  • Malvika Padin
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Blues-rock musician Teddy Serkin drops ethereal number “Trying to Live,” with a choral feel led by expansive and emotive vocals. Highlighting gritty yet stylish sensibilities of the blues-rock genre, the anthemic production brings floating keys and stunning guitars together with booming beats, building to soaring finish.

Consistently maintaining a high energy rooted in his strong voice and a warm soundscape that has us reaching for the replay button, “Trying to Live,” follows on from his recent EP Twins, which saw Serkin experiment with different styles from synth-pop to disco.

Always expanding his sonic horizons with each new release, the track further establishes Serkin’s versatility despite music being relatively new endeavour for the rising act whose impressive experience includes everything from being engineer, scientist and university lecturer to an accomplished athlete.

Mastering the ability to blend explosive instrumentation with powerful delivery, Teddy Serkin is an artist to keep on your radar.

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