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Lindsay Brazell – The World This Way

Posted on January 21, 2024January 21, 2024 By James Kerr

Greenville, South Carolina-based pop artist Lindsay Brazell returns with the new EP, The World This Way. Lindsay Brazell is a talented singer/songwriter who released her highly-acclaimed debut album, The Room I Found, in 2012. Her latest release, The World This Way, is a three-track project featuring song that were commissioned for a high school choir who performed the songs at the Barbershop Harmony Society MidWinter Conference. The artist has reformatted those compositions into contemporary pop masterpieces that are relatable on a multi-generational level. Seeking to create a musical connection with today’s youth, Lindsey had insightful conversations with high-school students who opened their views on society and the world today. Those conversations helped inspire the storytelling dynamics and hopeful lyricism on the songs. Lindsay Brazell’s new EP, The World This Way, is a timeless pop hit and the perfect addition to any contemporary playlist. Learn more about Lindsay Brazell on her official website and listen to The World This Way below.

The World This Way by Lindsay Brazell was released to digital streaming platforms on January 12th, 2024 and is now playing on Indie Pop Hits.

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