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“You are welcome to dive into my heavy Latin grooves from rock and reggae to funk and dance. Get lost in the intersecting sounds. I wrote this new album, ‘Reflexión’ as an antidote to our recent shared experience of inconceivable isolation. The melodies will lift your internal vibration towards positive energy,” - Eljuri.
A psychedelic-tinged track that presents a beautiful landscape of warm melodies provided by an upright piano, subby bass, and a wonderful bed of strings. Reversed violins add a lot of movement to the table, while the swinging drums and groovy percussion set the foundation for its otherworldly march.
“It’s a song I wrote during the pandemic and speaks to concerns I suspect were shared by many musicians, and people in general as we returned to normal life after a period of enforced restrictions, rules, etc. The song is about letting go and beginning again and having the confidence to ‘Sing Out Loud’.” – Sano Hill
"The feelings of insecurity and anxiety are explored in the verses, while the chorus celebrates the joyous truth that real beauty is found in knowing the one you love better than anybody else does." Junkyard Romantis
"This particular song is about derealization: a mental state where you feel detached from reality. This song was my way to cope with my personal episode of derealization and how I dealt with it. It's about questioning your own sanity and keeping it all to yourself because of the fear of not being understood. It's something very close to me, as it still happens here and there and that I had to learn to live with. In the end, I hope that with this song I can show that with professional help, we can learn how to live with our mental issues." - Tiago Freitas
"I wrote this track when I was healing from a breakup. When you're young and in love, it's easy to fantasize and idealize a relationship. You think you're gonna be with that person forever and that they're gonna "save you." In reality, you make your own rules. Nobody is in charge of your life like you are. Writing this song was reminding myself of this concept!" - Blue Lush
"I started making music during the lockdown period here in the US. I have always loved music and at the time I was hosting my own radio show on the Stationhead app. An internet radio app where anyone could host their own show and play whatever they want. I still have shows there. As a fan of EDM music, I was excited when I learned the legendary festival "Tomorrowland" was going to be virtual that Summer (20202). I got the idea of making my own music having played around with samples before. And so began my love of making electronic music." - Scott Foster
"As silly as it sounds, this song is actually based on a true story. For some reason there have been more boys that fit this description around me than you’d guess, but if you know me, you know that none of them have been romantic relationships with me. But this universal idea of “the type” (whether we have one or not) was so fascinating that I knew I had to write a totally sassy pop banger about it. Type is a light and funny take on staying true to yourself, what you like, and being confident about it along the way.” Ainsley Costello
"Four of the most wretched, smug and off-putting people you'd ever be sorry to see. These vulgar and vile vermin got together and had the audacity to start a band - bunch of lowlife wasters. They think they're really good but of course they would. Nobody else should like The Brouhaha but check 'em out and see for yourself." The Brouhaha
"Never be scared to ask for help, and don't be scared to open up. That's what I want people to take from this EP" - Big in Borneo