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20 electronic
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20 hip hop
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20 indie pop
indie pop,
britpop, lo fi
orchestral
pop, lounge pop
mellow core
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20 indie
avant
indie, post rock
indie
rock
post
punk, noise rock
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20 metal
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20 psych
psych
rock
shoegaze
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20 alt rock
alt
rock, power pop,
emo
garage,
punk, glam + other revivals
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20 rootsy
alt
folk, alt soul,
rootsy pop
songwriters
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While the NYC music
scene is packed
with talented musicians
with great ideas,
cool hairstyles
and tons of attitude
- gifted songwriters
with truly crazy
hair are still (and
always will be)
extremely rare stuff.
There's only one
thing you need to
know about Darwin
Deez: he can write
a song that will
keep you entertained
and glued to the
speakers, keeping
your hands away
from the iPod's
"forward"
button. Plus there’s
this bonus: the
guy can sing! "Constellation"
is a little gem
that recalls early
Strokes on a diet
rich in electronic
handclaps and drum
machines and short
in distortion pedals.
Sampled drum sounds
are a recurring
signature in Darwin's
repertoire; the
inventive simplicity
of his lo-fi electronic
pop allows his songwriting
to truly shine.
His unusually contradictory
spectrum of influences
(ranging from local
little known artists
to Michael Jackson
and Coldplay) brings
a fresh vein of
inspiration to Darwin's
output, confirming
our temptation to
define his music
as "mainstream
pop for selected
masses".. -
PDG - website
