Paul Bäcklin Wrote This Song To Send To Your “Brother"
Meet Paul Bäcklin, a Swedish Indie and Alternative Rock artist that has been playing music for about 20 years. His newest song Brother is a song that was created and intended to show support for men in seemingly unfixable situations. It's a gentle reminder not to give up and offer some comfort.
This track will instantly catch your attention with its contrast of electric guitar rifts and acoustic pieces threaded throughout this intimate tale. The minute you hear Bäcklin’s voice, you will begin to sway. His deep, raspy vocals offer gentle and warm tones while still standing out from the crowd.
Stream Brother now and add to your favorite chill playlist.
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