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Reo Cragun questions relationship on moving track "Inconsiderate"

  • December 7, 2016
  • Jack Steindorf
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Reo Cragun's new track "Inconsiderate" evokes a certain kind of emotion from the listener that normally only seasoned artists can craft. The R&B song conveys a dark tone regarding his relationship and the toll his music has taken on it. He questions his girl and her lack of support over mellow production and head-nodding drums. It is easy to see how this track and its insane vocals could begin the flowering of Reo Cragun into a mainstream artist that competes with similar singers like The Weeknd for radio time. Reo Cragun hails from Vancouver, Washington and seems fit to be the man to help his city enter the music world with full force. I'd heavily advise you to check out "Inconsiderate" here:

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