by The Alchemist
New pop artist, Drew Schueler is a master at creating unique yet familiar songs full of vibrant vocals and melodies, electro-pop synth textures, electric guitar and programmed beats, similar to Lauv, Justin Bieber, and LANY.
Drew cut his teeth in Cincinnati and Nashville fronting and producing alternative pop bands but is now breaking into the pop mold. He not only wrote his entire debut EP (New Perspective), but also played all the instruments, produced and mixed the entire project himself.
When asking Drew what “Can’t Say” is all about he says, “It is a song describing the fear of telling someone you love them for the first time.” The song shows a great deal of emotion, and has some catchy lyrics such as when the hook rings, “Can’t say love, Can’t say love. You’d run away from a word like that.” Check it out below, and find out more about Drew here: https://www.drewschueler.com/
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