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The song has been featured in a number of articles and videos, including reviews of the song by various music outlets such as Pitchfork and The Line of Best Fit, as well as a music video released by the band. The video was directed by the band's frontman, Kevin Parker. The video features the band performing the song in a desert landscape, with various strange and surreal imagery throughout. The video has been praised for its unique visuals and has been viewed over 3 million times on YouTube. Additionally, the song has been featured in a number of TV shows, films and advertisements, such as Netflix's The End of the F***ing World and the video game FIFA 17.
“For Eden” is a soul-stirring song by singer & producer Lyves – listen – Aipate
The second single taken from UK songwriter Lyves' upcoming EP, Out of the Blue, which is scheduled for release this coming summer, is a truly exceptional piece. "For Eden" tackles mental health, blending moving lyrics with delicate production to create a truly stirring listening experience. Lyves co-produced the song with Sam Crowe, lacing it with…
Forever kicks off new era with 12-song collection, Recovery – Aipate
https://youtu.be/ME75oIbbwzo Sometimes, for one reason or another, a rebrand becomes necessary for an artist. For Forever, who previously went under the moniker tophillfreddo, his decision to change his artist name was informed by a feeling of burnout and a need to professionalize his craft. The Virginia rapper's first project as Forever is aptly titled Recovery…
Listen: Ratfink! - "About Ya" -- Obscure Sound
Melbourne-based duo Ratfink! craft a delectably hazy rock appeal on new single “About Ya,” releasing ahead of their forthcoming album, WHEN U WERE MINE. Rock, dream-pop, R&B, and beyond aesthetically inspire the music from Liv and Raph, who were mates in high school and have continued to craft memorably understated pop songs in their shared Brunswick house. Adorned by a steady rhythmic pit-pattering throughout, “About Ya” unveils with delicate precision — building from a bouncy bass pulse and lushly affecting guitar glistening. Both vocalists contribute a dreamy, immersive charm — particularly in their dual-vocal convergences into the “song is about,