CS Hellmann, the Nashville-based singer-songwriter and guitar aficionado, has truly crafted something special with his latest release, “The Fear I Felt.” Drawing inspiration from the greats of alt rock, guitar wizardry, and the intimate vibes of rootsy blues, Hellmann brings an emotional, dark indie anthem that hits you right in the feels while keeping your spirits high.
Growing up in Cincinnati as the youngest of four siblings, CS Hellmann was exposed to a diverse range of music from an early age. But it was the guitar legends like Hendrix, Page, Gilmour, and Vaughan that really struck a chord with him (pun intended!).
With such a diverse and rich musical background, it’s no surprise that “The Fear I Felt” is a brilliant amalgamation of various genres and influences. His ability to merge the raw emotions of blues with the immersive energy of alt rock and the prowess of guitar gods is what sets his music apart.
What’s remarkable is how Hellmann’s storytelling comes alive in his music. “The Fear I Felt” is not just a song; it’s a journey of growth and resilience wrapped up in indie goodness. The lyrics depict Hellmann’s early battles with self-doubt, fueled by his father’s skepticism of his musical abilities. You can feel the raw honesty in every lyric, and that’s what makes it so powerful.
In a world where doubts can easily overshadow our dreams, “The Fear I Felt” emerges as a beacon of hope. CS Hellmann’s ability to channel his struggles into art is nothing short of inspiring. This rising star is evidently onto something big, and we can’t wait to hear more from him!
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Review by: Grace Donovan