Name: Voices Produced by: Charlie Hayz by illogik
Duration: 3 min 49 s
Description: Keep hearing these voices...and they sound like ...

Keep hearing these voices...and they sound like ...

voices

Voices Produced by: Charlie Hayz

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"I Think I Want to Brine With You" – Fat Pickle
Fat Pickle is back, and this time... he's in his feelings. “I Think I Want to Brine With You” is a smooth, tongue-in-cheek rap anthem for hopelessly brined romantics everywhere. Mixing laid-back flow with tender pickle poetry, Fat Pickle spits game like only a gherkin can—salty, sweet, and slightly absurd.

This track slides between parody and passion as our faceless fermented hero opens up about finding that special someone to soak in the brine of life with. It’s equal parts trap love song and pickle-fueled confession, proving that even the crunchiest characters have a soft side.

Because when you know... you brine.
#BrineWithYou #FatPickle #PickleLoveSongs

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Hey it’s TheLivingaten it’s been a min since I posted any music 🎵 this will be my 1st track back in 2025 🔥 
More will be coming 

Gotta untangle all this solar and creative energy Ase” ⚡️

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Earnest Jackson is the sexy, spunky, Sydney-based alter ego of Melbourne-born multi-hyphenate Jackson Hurwood — a rapper, singer, performer and all-round showman whose debut EP EARNEST, FOREVER oozes charisma, heartbreak, and funk-drenched swagger.

Influenced by the likes of Tyler, the Creator, Goldlink, Spike Jonze and Mac Miller (with a touch of André 3000-level cheek), Earnest crafts vibey, genre-bending alternative hip hop that’s equal parts catchy, groovy, and outrageously confident. His songs swing from lust-at-first-sight bangers to post-breakup anthems that say, “I’m better off without you” — all delivered with a wink and a strut.

Co-produced with longtime collaborator Tobias Priddle, EARNEST, FOREVER blends late-night smoothness with dancefloor grit. Saxophonist Lochie Thompson features on the lead single “THREEFOUR”, but otherwise, the project is a one-man show — written, rapped, sung, and styled by Earnest himself.

With roots in live performance and a natural flair for storytelling, Earnest Jackson embodies a new kind of masculine energy: loud but thoughtful, sexy but self-aware, and impossible to ignore.

Voices Produced by: Charlie Hayz

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