Eddie Cohn's "Wheels Stop": A Soulful Reflection on Growth and Letting Go
Los Angeles-based musician Eddie Cohn returns with a deeply introspective and sonically rich track, "Wheels Stop." Known for blending elements of grunge, "80s" rock, and classical pop, Cohn advances his craft and delivers a song loaded with emotional poignancy and underlying musical appeal.
"Pivotal to 'Wheels Stop' is reflection and growth, a powerful simulation of letting go of toxic relationships." Cohn’s lyrics go into the nuances of relationships with others, as well as within oneself, telling a universal story about the challenge of moving ahead in life. He finds his breakthrough voice in this one, to a new emotional resonance, feeling deeper than his prior work has, with discovery still ahead.
"The track is as collaborative as it gets, with contributions from such renowned musicians as Jake Reed (drums), Dan Lutz (bass), Brett Farkas (guitar), and Phil Peterson (cello), the smart layering does provide quite a balance of emotion, wherein mournfulness is buoyed forth with encouraging melodies to flow into a reflective space." Cohn's very own standard of musical acumen, mixing acoustic tracks with synthesizers and propelling percussion, fits every inch of modern in contrast with the timeless feel.
Where ". stop" really gets interesting is in the way the song was recorded. It was made in several locations with distant collaborations all around different cities, highlighting the power of technology in today’s music industry. The painstaking approach to the production allows for even the small things to shine through in a finished product that feels warmly personal, yet polished.
As part of a six-song EP, "Wheels Stop" assumes special significance concerning growing personal artistic expressions," marking a poignant installment in the bigger musical voyage with Eddie Cohn himself.
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