Peyton Parrish (born 1996) is an American musician. He gained fame in 2020 with the song "My Mother Told Me" which was used in the TV series ''

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''. The following year, Peyton furthered his success with 3

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number one songs, "Valhalla Calling", "I'll Make a Man Out of You" and "Go the Distance". In 2022, he released his first album. The work debuted No.1 in all

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genres with ''Rise of Vikingr''. Parrish Entertainment LLC, founded in 2021, accrued work for video game commercials as well as entertainment companies. "I'll Make a Man Out of You" sent Parrish to No#1 on Billboard Rock Digital Song Sales charts.

Critical reception

With respect to ''Soul'', Paul Macmillan of Ghost Cult stated: "The 10-track album is a blend of rock, electronic and pop with Peyton's signature raspy vocals", going on to say that "''Soul'' includes "Poetry Glass," an edgy pop-rock anthem with a catchy hook and melody". Macmillan also indicated that "The album also features "Stuck in the Dark," a moving ballad showcasing Peyton's vocal range, as well as "Fallen Angel," an uplifting song with a powerful message of inner strength".

Discography

* ''Five Years'' (2019) * ''Cowboy Man'' (2020) * ''Rise of Vikingr'' (2022) * ''The Most Magical Album On Earth'' (2023) * ''Skalds of Metal'' (2023) * ''Soul'' (2024) * ''Kingdoms of Magical Rock'' (2024)

Singles

References

{{Reflist 1996 births 21st-century American guitarists American heavy metal guitarists American heavy metal singers American male pop singers American pop guitarists Country musicians from Texas Living people