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Today, Nashville-based Americana-tinged Country artist Caleb Lee Hutchinson shares “Who I Am,” the first song off his forthcoming Brent Cobb-produced EP titled Slot Machine Syndrome, due out on Sept 17. Earlier this week The Boot premiered “Who I Am” saying “Caleb Lee Hutchinson is seeing himself clearly in new song ‘Who I Am.’”
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No longer the 19-year-old boy next door from 2019’s self-titled debut (produced by Sugarland’s Kristian Bush), the Georgia native proves his talent goes beyond what fans thought they knew.
“I felt like everybody had these different versions of me and what I should be – or that I was too young to be in the position I was in,” Hutchinson says. “But I always felt like I had a clear vision of who I was.”
With his second EP, Slot Machine Syndrome, rising star Caleb Lee Hutchinson plants a flag deep into his Southern roots – standing proudly apart from the country mainstream. Produced by Grammy-nominated Americana talent Brent Cobb, the set moves hard country’s bleeding edge into a new, modern era, with one of Nashville’s most dynamic vocalists embracing a grittier version of himself.
Slot Machine Syndrome marks the beginning of a bold new chapter for the singer-songwriter, full of outsider’s pride and the sense of bold conviction shared by his heroes. It’s a chapter where he is finally the author of his own story.
“I want to be known for who I am, not who I’m remembered as being,” he says.