Sean Brown Drops Off New Song "Adrift"

Sean Brown comes through with smooth vibes for his first offering of the year.

BYAron A.Jan 13, 20191.9K Views

It feels like it's been quite a long time since Los Angeles singer Sean Brown blessed us with new tunes. He had a relatively quiet 2018, but it looks like he'll be a lot more active in 2019. It's been eight months since he last released anything, but to start the year off correctly, he comes through with his new single, "Adrift."

Sean Brown is back with some smooth vibes for the weekend with his new single, "Adrift." The single, which was self-produced, serves as Brown's first single since releasing "Fun" with Glasses Malone. Brown's smooth vocals are hypnotizing on the record over the soothing instrumental he cooked up. Hopefully, the release of "Adrift" is a sign that Sean Brown has a lot more up his sleeve this year.

Quotable Lyrics
I been on a wave
Tryna find my wave for so long
How can I escape?
Lost up in this maze, tickin' time bomb

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