Bryce Bowyn Releases Darker Pop Single “Telekinetic” Ahead of Album Fever Dream

Bryce Bowyn, a queer artist based in Washington, D.C., has unveiled “Telekinetic,” which serves as a sequel to his earlier single “Adonis” and offers a glimpse into his upcoming album, “Fever Dream.” This new track delves into the conflict between longing and doubt, illustrating an unexplainable bond with a compelling attraction. With influences from late-2000s pop and darker themes, it features warped vocals and dreamlike synths, crafting a sound ideal for the dance floor. The exhilarating chorus maintains a thrilling pace. Bowyn draws inspiration from Depeche Mode and Madonna while incorporating elements reminiscent of Nine Inch Nails and the playful spirit of Britney Spears. His performances at D.C.’s Capital Pride and with artists like GIRLI highlight his musical versatility. Bowyn's commitment to LGBTQ+ rights and mental health informs his songwriting. The release photos were taken by Clarissa Villondo, and more about Bryce Bowyn can be found on Instagram and Facebook.