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George Collins’s New EP “Songs For Grown Ups” – A Soundtrack for Life’s Later Chapters

by Leslie Sherman September 14, 2024 6:36 am Tagged With: indie rock, Pop, Rock, singer, songwriter, United States

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George Collins’s new EP, “Songs for Grown-ups“, is a refreshing collection that blends Americana rock with timeless themes of life, love, and reflection.

The EP includes six previously released singles as well as a bonus track, and goes deep into the experiences of adulthood, presenting stories about family, parenthood, aging, and gratitude.

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Collins’s music is optimistic and warm. Each song is a reflection of his mature perspective, delivered with catchy hooks and thoughtful lyrics.

The opening track, “I Got What I Got,” sets the tone with an uplifting message of gratitude, reminding listeners to appreciate the good in their lives. The song’s smooth rock groove is paired with infectious melodies making it instantly relatable. Similarly, “Where Have I Been All Your Life” is a reflective piece about balancing life’s passions, particularly music, and the demands of family life.

One of the most touching songs on the album is “My Wish For You.” The song is a love letter to Collins’s daughter, which took a decade to complete. It’s brimming with affection and hope, and encapsulates every parent’s desire for their child to live a fulfilled life. It’s a deeply personal song, but its universal message of love and encouragement rings true for listeners across all walks of life.

“Stop the Sun,” grapples with the fleeting nature of life, reminding us that time is precious. The EP ends on a high note with “Saving the Best for Last,” a soulful, saxophone-laden track that shows Collins talent for combining nostalgia with modern sensibilities.

While “Songs for Grown-ups” is packed with wisdom and emotion, it’s never somber or heavy-handed. Collins strikes a perfect balance, creating music that is at once introspective and celebratory. That is what makes this EP so memorable.

About George Collins

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George Collins journey into music is anything but conventional. After spending 20 years in finance, he made a dramatic return to his musical roots in 2022. His early years saw him playing lead guitar in the band Common Knowledge, where he rubbed shoulders with future members of the Dave Matthews Band. However, life took him in a different direction, leading to a successful career in private equity.

In 2012 Collins left the finance world to focus on family and music, a decision that reignited his passion for songwriting. His debut EP, “It’s Been a Long Time“, marked his official return to the music scene, bringing together his life experiences with his love for classic rock and storytelling.

Raised in Washington, D.C., Bethesda, and Chatham, and having lived through significant global events like the Iranian Revolution, Collins draws on a diverse range of influences for his music. His sound is inspired by legends such as The Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, and Elvis Costello but also reflects his unique life experiences and the lessons he’s learned along the way.

His music speaks directly to those who have lived a little longer and experienced the ups and downs of life, offering a timeless perspective in an ever-changing world.

Find out more about George Collins on his Website www.georgecollinsband.com

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