10th Grader Cole Prawer Releases First Single and Music Video
Sophomore Cole Prawer has been a musician for as long as he can remember. He began playing the piano when he was six and has added instruments and vocals to his repertoire ever since. Cole says he is certain that he will continue pursuing music throughout his life, and that high school felt like the perfect time to launch his musical career with a single.
When the pandemic hit, music proved to be a very welcome outlet. In the early days of the lockdown, Cole began singing melody after melody into his voice memos until he finally hit upon the right tune for his premiere recording release. He found a producer and they got started creating Saints. Cole says, “The song is my idea of what a toxic relationship is like and how other people’s perspectives impact how you respond to that relationship.” Saints is available in iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Apple Music and many other platforms. The Saints music video has also just been released on Youtube.
What’s next for this emerging recording artist? Cole says he’s just going to keep making music, so we’ll have many more pieces to enjoy for years to come!
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