Drew Turner is back with "Backseat," a smooth electro-pop track that perfectly encapsulates the emotions of first love. This song takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through the thrills and uncertainties of young romance, all wrapped up in a sound that is as catchy as it is evocative. With its synthy chords, infectious harmonies, and layers of seductive vocals, "Backseat" lures you into a candy-coated world of melody that feels both timeless and fresh.
From the get-go, "Backseat" draws you in with its build-up and rhythm, setting the stage for a pre-chorus that's undeniably hooky. However, it’s at the 1:39 mark where the song truly shines—Turner’s production skills come to the forefront, delivering a euphoric burst of energy that makes this track a standout in his growing discography. The song’s smooth transitions and carefully crafted layers create a soundscape that is both nostalgic and modern, a perfect blend for fans of dance pop, electro, and synthpop.
Born and raised in Chino Hills, California, Drew Turner has been creating music since his early teens, driven by a deep-seated love for pop music that spans decades. His work reflects a longing for the 90s and early 2000s pop era that shaped his musical tastes, all while embracing the current pop trends. Completely self-taught, Drew honed his production skills during his home-schooling years, leading to the release of several singles and covers that have garnered significant attention, including his popular cover of Natalia Kills' "Devils Don’t Fly."
"Backseat" is a continuation of Drew’s exploration of the pop music formula, but with his unique twist. His ability to blend hip-hop beats with synthesized melodies gives his music a distinct edge, setting him apart in the crowded pop landscape. As he continues to release new music, including his upcoming single "If I Could Buy You Everything, Baby I Would," Drew Turner is proving to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of dance pop.
