The multi-instrumentalist, producer and vocalist, who began producing in 2019 trying to find a way to express himself further, also overcomes a new challenge with this single. “Outrunning It is also the first song I recorded with my piano in my house, making it a standout song from my other guitar-driven tracks,” he adds. One more proof that the artist does not stop improving himself experimenting with new formats and formulas while he continues to get to know himself.
Bronsen Vidas
Accepting himself

The multi-instrumentalist, producer and vocalist, who began producing in 2019 trying to find a way to express himself further, also overcomes a new challenge with this single. “Outrunning It is also the first song I recorded with my piano in my house, making it a standout song from my other guitar-driven tracks,” he adds. One more proof that the artist does not stop improving himself experimenting with new formats and formulas while he continues to get to know himself.
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