Chris Releases New Album, “Call It A Day” | LISTEN HERE!
Jerrett Franklin grew up in a small town. He moved…
Christopher Burkich, known as Chris, brings a dynamic blend of genres and production styles to his music. From his debut singles “Learning Curve” and “Petals” to his 2020 EP CAFÉ and now with his new album, “Call It A Day,” his sound traverses R&B, hip-hop, pop, and acoustic influences.
About Chris
Born in Chattanooga, TN in 1997, Chris grew up in a household where diverse music was celebrated, which, along with being a self-taught singer, musician, and producer, has shaped his unique voice and songwriting. In 2015, he moved to Los Angeles with his siblings, and since then, he’s toured across North America and Australia, performing with artists like Scotty Sire and Sonreal.
Review
“Upset”
This track serves as more of an introduction to the album, clocking in at just 1:07. It really sets the mood for the rest of the album, offering a brief yet enticing preview of what’s ahead.
“Move On”
This track brings a nostalgic, bluesy R&B vibe that really draws you in. From the start, his vocals are right on point, making a strong impression. The production here is equally impressive, adding depth and polish. It’s a great opener for what promises to be an incredibly creative album.
“Feelin U”
This track takes on a noticeably different vibe from the previous one, with his vocals shining even more here. It’s truly impressive when an artist can showcase various facets of their talent, and that’s exactly what he’s doing with this new album. Each song seems to reveal another layer, making for a compelling and dynamic listen.
“Space”
This track has a really cool, laid-back vibe with acoustic elements woven throughout, giving it a refreshing sound. His vocals are front and center, showcasing his talent in a relaxed yet captivating way. It’s another creative piece that stands out.
“Love Me?”
This track brings more energy, with a lively backing and dynamic instrumentals. The production is spot-on, and he expertly showcases his vocals without ever straying from the essence of the song.
“Bags”
In this track, he plays around with unique vocal effects that might seem unconventional, but they actually complement the album’s creative vibe. The unpredictability here makes it an especially fun and engaging listen.
“Basics”
This track stands out right from the start with its acoustic-driven sound, allowing his vocals to truly shine. It’s an impressive showcase of his talent.
“Central Park”
This is a really cool track with some upbeat elements, creating a chill vibe that showcases his vocals beautifully. He has one of those voices that sounds great in any context. Definitely a standout on the album.
“When They Leave”
This track stands out as one of the most innovative pieces I’ve encountered recently. The incorporation of a cappella elements brings a fresh and unexpected twist, showcasing the artist’s creativity and vocal prowess. It’s a bold choice that adds depth and texture to the song, making it feel both unique and engaging.
“Hang Up”
The final track on the album offers a more stripped-back sound, placing Chris’s vocals at the forefront. This moment truly highlights his exceptional talent, showcasing the emotional depth and rawness of his voice. After the diverse styles and energy of the previous songs, this track serves as the ideal conclusion to the album, bringing everything full circle.
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Jerrett Franklin grew up in a small town. He moved to Nashville to pursue a music career. After writing for a few different artists in the area, he decided to branch out and give local music the spotlight. That is where the idea for Music On The Rox originated from. We are dedicated to shining a light on local music and giving a voice to those who aren’t being heard.