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Artist Spotlight: Pop Pariah

Today we have Pop Pariah from Hartford, CT!

The track "wishing i was someone else" is introduced with a warm, minimal-crunch, lo-fi guitar and a heavy croon buried in reverb.

The melodies? Yup! Catchy!

Reminiscent of Xiu Xiu, the song elicits a haunting, yet still upbeat vibe. The keys that sneak in midway hover throughout the rest of the song until they're the only instrument left standing. All of this is driven home by a distant drum that pounds the sentiment into the ground.

Go ahead and check out Pop Pariah's song, HERE!

If you enjoy it as much as we did, hit that connect button and see what kind of magic you can make together!

Until next time!

-Flint

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