Song Review/ Alt : Trey Bruce’s ‘All Americans’
Trey Bruce is a singer-songwriter and rock artist. He has captured his own corner of the musical world. It’s an expressive space, one that carries the inner landscapes out. To flesh it out and refine the understanding of it. His latest release is ‘All Americans’. It’s an alt track with such varied styles interacting and engaging with each other. The main theme of the song is harmony, unity within the melting pot that is the land of America. He brings that concept, seemingly to the music making as well. Trap style beats jog across the soundscape. Trey’s vocals, forming somewhere between spoken verses and singing drift thoughtfully across.
He acknowledges the hardened landscape of American society, politics and the people, driving home the fact that at the end of the day, that they’re all American at the end of the day. Despite the roles that they play. It is a powerful baseline that shifts the perspective from that of unrest and conflict to peace and problem solving. It’s a chill alt pop wave that makes you think and then floats away. Listen Now!
