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ReviewsAlbum Review: Bryce Merritt – CHROMA: IIIFreshly releasing CHROMA: III (the five-track follow up to 2017’s CHROMA: II) on October 26, Bryce Merritt is at it again with some of his best work yet. Both sexy and sleek, it could be read as disingenuous on the surface, but it shows a musician stepping out of his comfort zone and going for it. At its heart, that’s what all Bryce Merritt’s previous releases have been as well: pulling out all the stops and going for it.Jed Murphy · Nov 9, 2018

Concert PhotosBlock Party 2018 – Wildermiss, Silver & Gold, Shatterproof, The Great Salmon Famine and Bryce MerrittThe Block Party in Downtown Greeley – September 21st, 2018 – Photos by Talia Lezama. Live photos of Silver & Gold, Wildermiss, The Great Salmon Famine, Shatterproof and more!Talia Lezama · Sep 28, 2018

Concert PhotosBandWagon Records Showcase – My Body Sings Electric, Silver & Gold, Bryce Merritt @ Moxi Theater – Greeley[vc_row][vc_column][vc_masonry_media_grid grid_id=”vc_gid:1508370152703-dc8bb264-d554-2″ include=”17794,17795,17796,17797,17798,17799,17800,17801,17802,17803,17804,17805,17806,17807,17808,17809,17810,17811,17812,17813,17814,17815,17816,17817,17818,17819,17820″][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_wp_text]BandWagon Records Showcase at the Moxi Theater featuring My Body Sings Electric, Silver & Gold, Bryce Merritt[/vc_wp_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]Peary Schroeder · Sep 8, 2017

MusicAlbum Review: Bryce Merritt: Chroma IILast November, we spoke to Oklahoma native Bryce Merritt, a singer-songwriter and YouTuber, who had released his first album CHROMA I at the time.Jay Wallace · Aug 1, 2017

FeaturesBryce Merritt: Connecting Through ChromaBryce Merritt’s latest release, Chroma: I, effortlessly blends pop with elements of funk and R&B. He pulls his influences from artists ranging from Stevie Wonder to John Mayer, but it was actually country music that first got him into writing songs. “I grew up in Oklahoma and just based on what my parents listened to, growing up, the only thing that I knew existed, musically, was country music. They controlled the [radio] dial in the car,” recalls Merritt. He knew he always wanted to sing, so naturally he got his start writing country songs. “But then I got my car whenever I started driving in high school and I had control over the radio and I started discovering so much more music. The first thing I really got into was Motown,” he says, realizing that was the music that he wanted to make.Noel Billups · Nov 3, 2016