Providence-based indie artist Nick Duane has released "Credibility," his fifth studio album featuring 12 tracks that explore the depth of human emotions and experiences.

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Written, recorded, and produced between May and November 2024, the album masterfully combines Nick's decades of musical expertise with deeply personal storytelling. Standout tracks include "Oceans," which Nick describes as "probably the most honest song I've ever written," and the humorous "Lost My Cell Phone," demonstrating his versatility as a songwriter.

The album's sound bridges classic influences like The Beatles and David Bowie with modern synth-pop elements. Opening track "It Wasn't Me" sets the tone with cinematic storytelling, while songs like "Miles Away" showcase emotional depth and universal themes.

Nick's musical journey includes founding the Backslap Blues Band, known for their historic performance at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, and his work with DC Tenz. His accomplishments include a runner-up nomination for Singer-Songwriter of the Year at the Limelight Magazine Music Awards, and collaboration with Jim Hall on the Cold Shivers project.

"Credibility" continues Nick's tradition of prioritizing originality over trends, delivering an album that resonates with both long-time fans and new listeners. The album is available on Spotify and Bandcamp, with additional content available through his YouTube channel, Instagram, and Facebook presence.

Each track offers a unique perspective on human experience, from imagined relationships to deep introspection, making "Credibility" a compelling addition to Nick Duane's discography that showcases his evolution as an artist while maintaining his signature authenticity.

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