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Ozone High

Ozone High is a conversation about climate chaos and the destructive nature of love, seduction, and the human experience. The song touches on these themes while using addiction and mass consumption as the factor that links our fate while making subtle slanders at The USA’s two party system and political plights. This music video was compiled with a team of artists in NYC and beyond to accompany Anjali Rose on her first EP release with a former band Ginger Libations.

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