GRAMMY-nominated and multi-platinum artist Charlie Puth makes a triumphant return with his new single “Hero,” available now via Atlantic Records. This self-produced track, co-written with John Byron, Jack Rochon, and longtime collaborator JKash, offers a glimpse into Puth’s upcoming fourth studio album, his first since the release of 2022’s CHARLIE.
“Hero” opens with a mellow yet catchy vibe, characteristic of Puth’s signature style. The lyrics immediately draw listeners in with their relatable narrative: “I wanna stop by and play it cool / It’s hard to talk with all these people in your room.” The pre-chorus builds tension with lines like, “My blood pressure elevates / When I call you out for bein’ fake,” revealing an emotional confrontation that resonates with anyone who’s faced honesty in complicated relationships. The production is well polished, blending Puth’s smooth vocals with an intricate mix of instruments and electronic elements.
Following Taylor Swift’s recent praise, declaring that “Charlie Puth should be a bigger artist,” Puth’s response to Rolling Stone about wanting to inspire others by being a bigger artist is reflected in “Hero.” The song exemplifies his dedication to creating music that not only entertains but also inspires and connects with listeners on a deeper level.
“Hero” is a promising start to what is sure to be another successful chapter in Charlie Puth’s career. With over 35 billion career streams, numerous multi-platinum singles, and a string of accolades including four GRAMMY nominations, Puth continues to solidify his place as one of the music industry’s most consistent and influential artists.
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