Paul Maged Groups Up With Chris Sheldon of Foo Fighters Fame On sixth Rock Album

NYC Singer Songwriter Paul Maged is outspoken and brimming with electrified melody on his new onerous rocking new “Crossroads” EP, which finds him teaming up with Chris Sheldon of Foo Fighters fame for mixing. This versatile 5-track rock album is out August nineteenth on digital platforms. This marks Maged’s sixth album and first since his bold full-length opus, “Tradition Warfare” in 2020.

“I titled this album, ‘Crossroads’ as a result of I’m at one personally and our nation is at one as effectively. I wished to discover the connection between the inner wrestle of each human and the exterior struggles of our society.”

Paul Maged has been a mainstay on the New York Metropolis music scene because the launch of his album “Diamonds & Demons” in 2014, which was named #1 album of the yr by Monoblogue Music. Since then, he has launched a prolific streak of albums, EP’s and singles. His signature inventive method even balances socially aware lyricism with deeply private choices. By means of his various discography, the seasoned songwriting and very good musicianship is all the time evident.

New rock album “Crossroads” continues this evolution. On socially aware, politically charged tracks like “Martyr Warfare” and “Burn It to the Floor”, Paul is as fiery as a musical molotov cocktail. On “A Sudden Distinction”, he’s susceptible, reflective and open to letting the sunshine in. The album closes with the acoustic guitar pushed melodic title observe, “Crossroads”, a track that Maged says is about melancholy and suicidal ideas.

“I encourage anybody with these ideas to try to speak to somebody, anybody, earlier than it’s too late. The track additionally has a hope, craving and love all through however solely as a result of I used to be in a position to come out the opposite aspect.”

Notably, Chris Sheldon of Foo Fighters fame combined 4 of the 5 songs on the album. Chris combined the Foo Fighter‘s breakthrough rock album The Color and the Form. With this collaboration, Paul’s music has by no means sounded higher. Followers of artists starting from Foo Fighters and Billy Joel to Inexperienced Day, Pearl Jam and Weezer ought to take pleasure in Paul’s wide-ranging music.

Stream “Crossroads” on Spotify.

Watch the title observe’s official music video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3eRGq8c4qg