Chicago genre-shifter Adam Reese brings bold reinvention and emotional depth to his new EP Lowdown Heights, a cinematic fusion of rock, pop, electronic, and hip-hop influences that proves him one of the most inventive new voices in alternative music. A self-producing singer, songwriter, and poet, Reese turns introspection into art, blending infectious rhythm with vivid storytelling. His reinterpretation of Beck‘s cult classic “Loser” is a standout, transforming the 1990s slacker anthem into something sleek, rhythm-driven, and emotionally charged. Reese captures the song’s outsider spirit but reshapes it through his own lens of resilience and self-discovery, giving it new relevance for a modern audience. Originally rooted in visual art, Reese discovered music as his true calling at 15 and never looked back. With Lowdown Heights, Adam Reese doesn’t just bend genres, he builds bridges between them, creating a sound that’s cinematic, fearless, and unmistakably his own.
