Up-and-coming versatile artist Afton Wolfe is making his listeners engrossed to latest singles ‘Dirty Girl’ and ‘Paper Piano’, a blend of blues and country music.
(YourDigitalWall Editorial):- Nashville, Tennessee Jun 4, 2021 (Issuewire.com) – Featuring an enticing blend of blues and country music, Afton Wolfe has come up with his latest singles to tantalize his listeners. Intoxicating organic elements of guitar, drums, trumpet, and tambourine are well incorporated in the musical arrangement of his latest track ‘Dirty Girl‘. The finely calibrated sound design compliments the artist’s prolific vocal skills that add life and soul to the track. The artist’s naturally raspy vocal tone injects a potential dose of warmth and sensuality. It has been also released with a radio edit version. Similar invigorating vibes and a deftly produced grand musical arrangement can be found in the latest single ‘Paper Piano‘ as well.
Hailing from the birthplace of country, blues, and rock n roll, the artist has absorbed all kinds of music from the golden era while growing up in Mississippi. Considering music as an integral part of life, the artist gradually nurtured his musical skills. With his avant-garde sense of music and creativity, he started with Dollar Book Floyd, a diverse music project. The album ‘Red and White’ was part of it. Later on, the artist formed a rock power trio named, The Relief Effort. He made two records ‘Don’t Panic’ and ‘At Your Mercy’.
With his years of experience, talent, and skill, Afton finally decided to come up with his own music. Previously, he released an EP named ‘Petronius’ Last Meal’ which gathered a lot of attention with its five amazing tracks. The success is quickly followed by the latest releases like ‘Dirty Girl’ and ‘Paper Piano’. Follow Afton Wolfe on Spotify, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter to know more.
Listen to the songs of Afton Wolfe visit the given link:
Dirty Girl: https://open.spotify.com/track/7DxJ9oFgqvMI7Gybara15e
Paper Piano: https://open.spotify.com/track/1xejMoGftFLJIeJOWwaQrc
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