The “Gener8ion X” artist gives us an electric taste of what’s to come on his new album.
Triumphantly walking the delicate line between the nostalgic feel of early 2000s rock and modern productions, Breezy Supreme is a nostalgic breath of fresh air in a crowded music scene.
Since exploding onto the scene with his explosive debut album “The Enigma,” this talented artist has constantly pushed himself to the limits of his artistry, fearlessly breaking his boundaries to reach new peaks. With his highly anticipated album “Gener8ion X” freshly released, Supreme is ready to keep the good vibes rolling and position himself for a breakout year.
On “Gener8ion X”, Breezy Supreme has caught lightning in a bottle. Breezy says about “Gener8ion X”, “The inspiration behind this album was to bring the nostalgic feel of the 2000s that you’d feel from playing a Tony Hawk game or watching a teen coming-of-age movie.”
He’s managed to nail that feeling, and from the pulsating beats that drive the album to the thought-provoking lyrics that frame the experience and connect with listeners, “Gener8ion X” marks the continued growth and maturation of an artist still yet to reach the peak of his already significant powers.
“Clueless” is a standout offering on an album filled with heavy hitters. From the song's start, listeners are instantly transported to a nostalgic and comforting soundscape courtesy of a gutsy electric guitar. By the time the drums and rest of the instrumentals kick in, you’ve already been swept up in Supreme’s pace.
Dropping lyrics like “So tell me why we’re clueless, I was thinking we could just reset and forget,” Supreme taps into the nostalgic rock heartbreak anthems bands like GreenDay and Blink 182 defined in the early 2000s. Also featuring a standout performance from featured artist Bunny Null, Supreme has once again knocked it out of the park.
Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream his new single, “Clueless,” and check out his new album, “Gener8ion X”, both available now on all major streaming platforms.
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