Kane Brown got his start covering country stars on YouTube, but with Closer he became a star in his own right. Offering six original songs—five that he penned himself—the EP sets Brown’s country-pop baritone over a combination of twangy rock guitars and rhythmic drum machines. On "Hit the Gas," he narrates a George Strait-style saga of young love, while the banjo-driven "Don't Go City on Me" sees Brown pining over an ex who's left her country roots behind.