Darlin' 'n' Me OUT NOW!

Darlin' 'n' Me OUT NOW!

The first tune from Chris Bullinger’s forthcoming album WAITIN’ TO BE SEEN is out everywhere now.

“Darlin' 'n' Me” is about a typical day haulin' to the market for some vegetables and cakes, stopping by the Garden of Eden, and then heading home for a game of truth or dare.

The tune frolics alongside the notion of how beautiful someone can be through a loved one's eyes.

 
 

The Castle Sessions
3 new songs out now!

"The Castle Sessions are 3 acoustic reimaginings of crowd-favorite tracks from Chris’s latest full-length album, How to Bleed. This intimate version brings a new depth to the song, showcasing Chris's soulful vocals and intricate guitar work. Recorded in the serene ambiance of the Castle Studios in Franklin, TN, these tracks not only highlight Chris’s past achievements but also pave the way for his future as he prepares to release a bold slate of new material this year.

 
 
 

the new record HOW TO BLEED is out everywhere!

While the opening track “Roll Your Own,” is excellent it’s the second one “Up On Blocks,” that is superb. This is the stuff that gets into your ear & sticks there like bubble gum in your hair. The guitars are wonderful with their spikey notes & Chris’ Louis Armstrong gone rock showcase. …

The songs are all well-conceived, rocks pretty good & the music is proficient though recorded a little spare (may have been intended that way). It doesn’t play a big role since the center of the compositions is Chris’ precise raw vocals.” …

The [album] as a whole is diversified, vivid & easily holds the attention of a listener. No condiments in these tunes, it’s a cake that is served up like coffee cake, or pound cake – it doesn’t need sugar coating or frosting.

John Apice’s review in Americana Highways

 

get HOW TO BLEED on vinyl

get HOW TO BLEED on vinyl

Order HOW TO BLEED on vinyl now!

The first 50 copies ordered will be signed by Chris.

Plus, find each of Chris’ previous records on vinyl or CD.

 

About Chris Bullinger

In the second grade, Chris Bullinger was told that he couldn’t sing. But Chris doesn’t like being told what he can’t do. He began writing poetry at a young age and songs sometime thereafter. Born and raised in the Midwest, Chris has lived here and there and now spends a lot of time in Nashville and Asheville. His musical influences include Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, and Steve Earle.