EP REVIEW: Breland’s ‘Project 2024’

Today (Friday, October 18th) New Jersey native Breland releases his brand new EP titled ‘Project 2024’ and it is his best body of work to date. Having taken a little time away from releasing new music the singer/songwriter spent some time out of the spotlight to truly focus on his craft and has created a timeless record.

Breland is already known as one of the best vocalists and songwriters within the country crossover scene and with ‘Project 2024’ he cements his status as one of this generation’s greatest artists. He has truly found his voice and style and the six-track EP is truly a fantastic offering with a brilliant mix of sounds.

He unpacks new love, family ties, inspirations and motivation throughout the project and he weaves his epic storytelling throughout, creating a dynamic and kaleidoscopic creation that will stand the test of time. That time away spent reflecting and honing his artistry has been so worth it.

Real standout moments come with ‘What You’ve Been Through’, ‘Run’, and ‘Same Work (feat The War and Treaty)’ all of which shine a light on Breland’s impressive lyricism and depth in his nature and personality. He’s developed into a truly fantastic artist and a man with respect, and class who is grounded in his true self.

Overall, ‘Project 2024’ is the first taste of Breland’s evolution over the past year and embodies his character and identity This is a wonderful body of work that symbolises everything that is good about country music. A true celebration of the ups and downs with a hopeful thread running throughout.

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