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simmer downby Fousheé
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Fousheé
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- Mar 9, 2023
0:31 AM"This New Jersey-bred, LA-based artist’s second album is a bracing, adventurous blend of punk, hyperpop, noise-rock, avant R&B and hip hop, acoustic folk-pop and more, with a volatile, shapeshifting sound combining crunchy electric guitars, bright keyboards, noisy textures, energetic rhythms, occasional acoustic guitar, strings and more with her elastic vocals." www.kexp.org - Feb 21, 2023
1:41 AM"This New Jersey-bred, LA-based artist’s second album is a bracing, adventurous blend of punk, hyperpop, noise-rock, avant R&B and hip hop, acoustic folk-pop and more, with a volatile, shapeshifting sound combining crunchy electric guitars, bright keyboards, noisy textures, energetic rhythms, occasional acoustic guitar, strings and more with her elastic vocals." www.kexp.org - Jan 26, 2023
3:56 AM"This New Jersey-bred, LA-based artist’s second album is a bracing, adventurous blend of punk, hyperpop, noise-rock, avant R&B and hip hop, acoustic folk-pop and more, with a volatile, shapeshifting sound combining crunchy electric guitars, bright keyboards, noisy textures, energetic rhythms, occasional acoustic guitar, strings and more with her elastic vocals." www.kexp.org - Jan 25, 2023
1:15 AM"This New Jersey-bred, LA-based artist’s second album is a bracing, adventurous blend of punk, hyperpop, noise-rock, avant R&B and hip hop, acoustic folk-pop and more, with a volatile, shapeshifting sound combining crunchy electric guitars, bright keyboards, noisy textures, energetic rhythms, occasional acoustic guitar, strings and more with her elastic vocals." www.kexp.org - Dec 30, 2022
10:50 AM"This New Jersey-bred, LA-based artist’s second album is a bracing, adventurous blend of punk, hyperpop, noise-rock, avant R&B and hip hop, acoustic folk-pop and more, with a volatile, shapeshifting sound combining crunchy electric guitars, bright keyboards, noisy textures, energetic rhythms, occasional acoustic guitar, strings and more with her elastic vocals." www.kexp.org
