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Chris Bullinger Announces forthcoming LP ‘Waitin’ To Be Seen’
Poet and singer-songwriter Chris Bullinger is set to release his latest album, ‘Waitin’ To Be Seen,’ on August 16th.

Poet and singer-songwriter Chris Bullinger is set to release his latest album, Waitin’ To Be Seen, on August 16th. This conceptual double album, featuring 23 songs, is a collection of sonic vignettes woven together with thematic connections and recurring characters. Described by Chris as a reinvestment in his creativity, the album is split into “Part 1” and “Part 2” installments, offering a mix of classic country and rock. “This music represents a reinvestment in my creativity,” says Chris.
The album’s lead single, “Darlin’ ‘n’ Me,” showcases Chris’ unique blend of classic rock and roots influences. Describing a whimsical journey from a market run to a playful game of truth or dare, the song reflects on the beauty seen through a loved one’s eyes, framed by psychedelic lyrics and a compelling rock groove. “Darlin’ ‘n’ Me” is a frolic alongside the notion of how beautiful someone can be through a loved one’s eyes, embodying the album’s overarching narrative of seeking authentic connections.
Raised in the Midwest and influenced by hard-luck, outlaw country singer-songwriters, Chris has made singing a defining part of his artistic identity, complemented by his soulfully weary vocals. A seasoned songwriter, he writes songs of earned-wisdom in the spirit of icons like Bob Dylan and Townes Van Zandt. “As a songwriter, I write about truth more than fact,” Chris explains, revealing his deep connection to the craft of storytelling through music.
In college, Chris started recording for himself, later moving between jobs to cut records in the studio. However, his music career temporarily took a backseat as his enterprising spirit led to the founding of several successful business ventures with his twin brother, including one that grew into one of the largest renewable energy power plant developers in North America. Now that he’s achieved his goals in the renewable energy business, Chris is ready to focus more of his energy on his music career.
The ensemble of Nashville musicians featured on Waitin’ To Be Seen has developed an intuitive interplay over years of working together at Nashville, Tennessee’s iconic The Bomb Shelter Studios. This album concludes Chris’ Bomb Shelter Trilogy, a series of works that reflect his deep and enduring commitment to his music. Reflecting on his path, Chris shares, “I always felt I was doing the songs some sort of injustice not putting them out there. I feel very grateful knowing that these songs are out, and will, undoubtedly, connect with someone somewhere, whether it’s one person or one million.”
Waitin’ To Be Seen’ marks a pivotal moment in Chris’ career, and is a testament to his profound ability to translate the human experience into music that resonates. It’s a collection that promises to captivate and connect, reflecting both the nuances of individual stories and the universal truths of our shared human condition.
Chris Bullinger’s Waitin’ To Be Seen (Part 1) Tracklisting:
1. One Complete Connection
2. Ain’t Life Grand
3. Doin’ Bad Good
4. Darlin’ ‘n’ Me
5. Up All Night
6. Carving Tree
7. Already Broke
8. The Way Things Go
9. I’m Not Comin’ Back Home
10. Gotta Save Yourself
11. Temporary Baby
12. Payin’ Dues
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