Speaking as the voice inside his own head, conflicted by the clear obsessive lengths he goes to for the sake of his art and his career, the track balances introspective lyrics with the excellent vocal stylings and crisp mix.

Although No Comparison might sound like a rather funky electro-pop soundtrack that secretly features vintage video game musical elements, its lyrical content certainly does not follow the same path as Drew is on a purposeful quest into questioning the constant social pressure of comparing his life journey to others

“Head Start” by Drew Schueler is a singer-songwriter masterpiece that left me speechless. I had to pause the song because it brought back so many emotional memories for me - and that's the sign of a truly great song.

Drew Schueler’s “Can’t Say (Word Like That)” is a piece of audio that is not only a digestible for the masses, but a great record that holds a high standard of music quality. The song is impressive every way and is sure to be a record your hear everywhere.

Drew Schueler – who we featured recently with his song “Paradise” – has just released his first new track of 2020, “Can’t Say (Word Like That)”. The song describes the fear of telling someone you love them for the first time.

“Can’t Say (Word Like That) is a song describing the fear of telling someone you love them for the first time. It focuses on unrequited or one-sided love, a universal and frequent subject in pop culture. The song considers the anxiety of potential rejection from expressing these true feelings.”

“Schueler is a master at creating unique yet familiar songs full of vibrant vocals and melodies, electro-pop synth textures, electric guitar and programmed beats”

Drew Schueler from Nashville gives us this uplifting and wonderfully engaging pop with the single Paradise.

After much success with his debut EP New Perspective, Drew Schueler is 
back with a beautiful, authentic single. His new song “I Do” was written as a surprise for his wife Chloe as their 
first dance at their wedding in September. 

“…it’s safe to say Schueler is no rookie when it comes to songcrafting.”