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“'Faded, Not Jaded' is about everyone having a different version of you in their head. That version might change, but you’ll never be able to control or understand it. It makes you question lots of things," says guitarist and lyricist Evan Cox (15).
I believe it is my most mature work so far both lyrically and musically and the one that is the closest to my personal music taste. It was mixed by Massimo Paramour whom I trusted for all my music so far. Those who haven't listened to my music can always expect a mixture of genres. V/Terpan
This song is about a positive vibration that we should all lock into and enjoy the happiness that life brings without the stress of the system. People should look forward to hearing more happy songs with smooth soulful vibes intended to lift spirits and hearts." Neepz
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.
"I work in tech (audio-software) in Silicon Valley. As a result, I meet a lot of “Crypto Bros” that are willing to invest in anything from Floki-Inu to Squid-Coin, and will pitch these “opportunities” to anyone willing to listen. I’ve always had morbid fascination with cults and pyramid-schemes, so these pitches sounded very familiar to me. “Chasing the Bull” is more or less a compilation of every crypto-coin, NFT or investing course someone pitched to me." Sam Feinstein
I do walk around with an ear-to-ear grin most days, believe that life is a gift and that I am the luckiest SOB on the planet -- all of that -- but I do have a bee in my bonnet (actually a couple). Charlie Edwards aka I've Tried Sleeping
"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
Throughout “Say Anything,” there is a unique and wonderful synergy between the impassioned vocals and the melodic and textural aspects of the instrumental work, bringing about a mood that is steeped in reflection yet compellingly evocative.
What's also of interest about this single, is that it is the second of a four-song arc that began this year with the single, "Life in 3." I thought that was a pretty cool idea. We are all familiar with concept albums, but I don't believe I have ever seen a band apply a "concept" to a string of singles.