Here Is Ethan Burdick’s Debut EP ‘The Treehouse’

Ethan Burdick shares his debut EP, The Treehouse, out now, November 13th on all streaming platforms. Learn more here and listen below.

Breakout country star, Ethan Burdick is one to look out for. The singer-songwriter has amassed a loyal fanbase, even before his first officially debut project. Today, the rising artist shares his nine-song, debut EP, The Treehouse.

At the heart of the EP is standout track, “Maybe,” which finds Burdick caught between the possibility of moving on and the undeniable feeling that their relationship is worth fighting for. According to the singer the song and the project as a whole is reflection of where he’s at in his life. “Maybe is such a special song to me. My girlfriend and I were on a two-week break to see if things were going to work out and debating back-and-forth whether this was something we wanted to fight for,” shared the artist in a recent press release, adding, “I chose Treehouse because it represents a lot of things to me. It’s nostalgia, but it also represents the beginning of something. You have a treehouse when you’re a kid, but it grows with you. It’s rooted in something stronger than yourself, and it becomes a place where you talk about everything—heartbreak, love, internal struggles, fun days, and memories.”

Across the project, Burdick showcases his heart, his telnt, and everything in between. The Treehouse is an incredible debut project and an exciting first step for the singer-songwriter. Make sure you give it a listen!

The Treehouse EP Track List:

1. I Get The Picture (Written by Ethan Burdick, Nick Bailey, Ricky Manning. Produced by Lukas Scott, Mike Robinson)
2. Maybe (Written by Ethan Burdick, Slimdan, Adam Melchor, Jackson Foote. Produced by Lukas Scott, Jackson Foote)
3. Ditches (Written by Ethan Burdick, Ricky Manning, Mike Robinson. Produced by Mike Robinson)
4. Humpty Dumpty (Written by Ethan Burdick, Cameron Bedell, Phillip Morgan, Chris Sligh. Produced by Lukas Scott)
5. Calico (Interlude) (Written by Ethan Burdick, AJ Pruis. Produced by Lukas Scott)
6. Hold You (Written by Ethan Burdick, RUG, Joshua Murty. Produced by Lukas Scott, Joshua Murty)
7. White Flags (Written by Ethan Burdick, Riley Biederer, Sean Douglas, Andrew Haas, Ian Franzino. Produced by Lukas Scott, Afterhrs)
8. Forever Never Ended (Written by Ethan Burdick, Lukas Scott, Tristan Bushman. Produced by Lukas Scott)
9. Fine (Written by Ethan Burdick, Todd Clark, Zach Seabaugh. Produced by Lukas Scott)