Ian Abel has released a new pop single called ‘Drowning’ that is perfect for the summer.
Ian Abel is making a name in music with his captivating and impressive style. Abel blends smooth singing with electro-pop music that’s sensual and psychedelic. It’s like a mix of Sam Smith’s soulful style, Robyn’s energetic beats, and Jessie Ware’s emotional lyrics, with a touch of Peter Gabriel’s artistry. His indie voice stands out and leaves a substantial impact on listeners.
Ian Abel boasts over a decade of experience as an artist and performer. He has performed on many stages worldwide with famous people like Jimmy Fallon, the SNL band, and Nile Rodgers. CIan is currently in New York and eagerly anticipates his upcoming live performance.
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Abel made his mark in 2016 by releasing his debut EP, ‘Icarus,’ receiving much acclaim and recognition as a promising talent. Meanwhile, ‘Drowning,’ Ian’s latest release, is a captivating blend of pop with r&b influences, spiced up with elements of queer hyper pop.
This irresistible track will make you sweat and indulge in its beautiful allure. Abel’s spoken poetry flows smoothly into harmonized parts and irresistible choruses, ending with a mesmerizing finish. Co-written by Carey Clayton, ‘Drowning’ has a fun and catchy beat that’s great for showing off and feeling confident. It’s like a Justin Timberlake song with a unique and playful twist.
Abel talked about how he wrote ‘Drowning.’ He said it’s about wanting someone so much even though you know it’s unsafe. “It’s like watching a shipwreck about to happen, but you can’t stop it.” Ian Abel has shared playful and bold pictures on his Instagram and YouTube accounts to accompany his new single. These eye-catching creations are undoubtedly worth a playful glimpse.
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