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"Brujeria" by blxckflamingo

"Brujeria" by  blxckflamingo  As soon as I read about new darkwave projects, I just have to listen to them, and I'm usually not disappointed.  This is also the case with blxckflamingo from New Jersey, who have released a 3-track EP called "Attic Tracks", on which "Brujeria" stands out once again.  The song is a dark, poetic reflection on passion, devotion, and the destructive aspects of desire and pain.  A mystical, almost occult atmosphere is created with pictorial descriptions such as "witches’ ball" and "mystical rain" , which keeps you caught between attraction and self-destruction. blxckflamingo succeeds with "Brujeria" in creating a powerful expression of inner chaos and longing.  Musically, you can look forward to excellent cold darkwave that indulges in a post-punk renaissance. Gothic traits round off the track, making it a must for genre lovers as well as music enthusiasts who venture into the darkness. The acco...
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The Fragility of Being": 'drink up' by Adeline V. Lopez

'drink up' by Adeline V. Lopez

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Adeline V. Lopez, frequently featured on our blog, delivers her best work yet with 'drink up.' The 18-year-old, known for her pop sound and tales of teenage life, takes a more mature direction with her latest release, venturing into Dark Pop - a style that suits her well. The synth-heavy sound of her previous tracks is replaced by an acoustic guitar, and while her vocals remain excellent, they now exude a more mature and reflective tone.
Lyrically, 'drink up' deals with the struggle to be oneself rather than conforming to others' expectations, highlighting how decisions are often made by others for their own benefit. The cover, inspired by Audrey Hepburn's iconic image with a martini glass, features a hand bringing the glass to the mouth—a metaphor for the inability to act.
The song's mood is contemplative, melancholic, and sad. Adeline V. Lopez reminds us of how fragile a person can be when encountering the wrong people, and how easily one can be deceived. 'drink up' articulates experiences in a thought-provoking way and is a testament to Adeline V. Lopez's artistic acumen, making us appreciate the depth she brings to her music.



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