Abe Parker Offers A heartwarming Track Filled With Magic Entitled "80 Dollars"

With a sonic flow perspective oscillating between John Mayer’s and Ed Sheeran’s, Atlanta-based singer-songwriter Abe Parker has never ceased to amazes us. He returns this fall with a dazzling acoustic guitar-driven production entitled 80 dollars, which context follows the life of an inner city girl struggling to take care of herself.

Indeed, the track is catchy, consistent and simply creative. Regarding the songwriting approach, Abe confides:

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