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Hey, I love the motive of this ambitious project. The way individuals handle fear differentiates widely. With that said, the constant imperfections and uncertainties of the world make me terribly anxious. Throughout the years, I have learned to accept the world’s imperfections to try and fuel something positive from it. Leading myself to make music from my bedroom. It started as a hobby with a friend, but since then, people have fallen in love with our art. Our art is inspired by imperfections and fear.

This song “SLEEP” is a post break-up listen inspired by fear during a time like this. I strongly believe that the song will be a great fit for this project. Below, there is a link to the song on both Spotify and Youtube.

Thank you for your time! Best of luck with the project!

https://youtu.be/30D5rvUhbOY
https://open.spotify.com/track/0tmp02Bd3ccEhkNQbTTf7N?si=9vb2NZbfQsG2Ux6iz0VBoQ

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