Coleton Wilcox's Enthusiasm Has Made the Song "Youth" from the Album 'Euphoria' The Center of Attention

Apr 13, 2022


Prolific artist Coleton Wilcox has recently launched the new album ‘Euphoria.’ The track “Youth” from the album is recalling the childhood memories of listeners.


Pflugerville, Texas Apr 12, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - New-age electronic music is something that listeners enjoy with all their hearts. The track "Youth" from independent artist Coleton Wilcox's new album 'Euphoria' has introduced a new wave of electronic music. The talented and brilliant performance from the artist comes with the tunes of synthesizers and soothing beats in the track. The artist has recorded the song in his home studio, with the mastering done by CD Baby. The songwriting from the artist has perfectly revived all the childhood memories and has wonderfully justified the title of the song.

The artist has described the phase of childhood and youth as a very small time, which flies by quickly. The constant word 'fleeting' used in the song highlight the concept even better. The 80's inspired music in the track with the use of modern instruments has given it a retro touch. Being inspired by the likes of Jimmy Buffet, New Order, and OMD, the artist has released many other tracks that are worth mentioning. His works include "Fade To Gray", "Oblivion", and "Begin Again", and the list continues.

The artist loves experimenting with numerous genres of music. Being brought up in such a surrounding that consisted of music from the very beginning, the artist self-taught himself playing guitar. The artist is currently recording another album, which will be released soon. Listen to the enthralling track "Youth" streaming on the artist's profile on Spotify. Follow Coleton Wilcox on YouTube, Instagram, coletonwilcox.com, and Facebook for more entertaining information.

Click here to listen to this track on Spotify: 

https://open.spotify.com/track/0l9Wd5FdVpvDZifp9RPscy

Source :Coleton Wilcox

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