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Francis Moon and Dead Rituals recently joined forces on a new single titled “Tangled Up.” The track falls somewhere in between lush dream-pop melodies and alt-rock angst. The mood is catchy, and energetic, capturing the nuances of both artists' styles.


LYRICS:

(Francis Moon)
What if I told you
that I don’t really wanna know
What you’ve been up to lately
But it’s hard to not get
caught in your cobweb

What If I told you what’s been on my mind
That I’m somehow holding on
I don’t know what to call this 
But you can call it
Whatever you want

Oh you gotta gotta give me more
Staring out the window like so many times before

I wish we weren’t so tangled up

Chorus (Dead Rituals)
Why cant we make it like it used to be
Yeah we had it and it made sense
I’ve forgotten what you used to see in me
Now we are fading in the past tense 

Verse (Francis Moon)
What if I told you
That things still weigh me down
Sometimes I’m happy that you’re not around
Because it beats and it breaks inside of me

What if I told you what’s been on my mind 
That I’m somehow moving on 
(hard to get you out of my mind)
I don’t know what to call this 
But you can call it
Whatever you want

Oh you gotta gotta give me more
Staring out the window like so many times before

I wish we weren’t so tangled up


Find Francis Moon on
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/FrancisMoonMusic/
SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/34vKz2ZsiJJiB2W1YMHtCG?si=lKtlNPIoR2-Fg-ERE-7m7Q&dl_branch=1
SOUNDCLOUD: @francismoon
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/francismoonmusic

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Track 2. Somebody That I Used To Know ("Figure 8" 2000)

Vocals / BGVs : Lauren Ruth Ward
Guitar : Eduardo Rivera
Engineered / Mixed / Mastered by Eduardo Rivera
Produced by Lauren Ruth Ward & Eduardo Rivera

Somebody That I Used To Know (Happy Birthday Elliott)

Chemicals

Everyone remembers the first time they see Lauren Ruth Ward sing. Not many singers have that effect. The thing is, you've never seen someone sing from every cell in their being and well, it changes your own chemistry for a moment. You think, if she can be bigger than her body, why can't I? And just like that, you are empowered. What's better, you never expected it would feel this fun. 

Critics have declared Lauren Ruth Ward as a cross between Janis Joplin, Florence Welch and Courtney Barnett. And while the consumer compass inside of us grasps at these to feel safe, comparisons don't feel just when trying to describe such a singular presence as Lauren. Her debut album "Well, Hell" garnered accolades from NYLON, Noisey, Consequence of Sound, the Los Angeles Times, Indie Shuffle and more. It introduced this Maryland native turned LA transplant to a world wide audience. Viral clips spread quickly of this new phenom's visceral live performance. Singing in the faces of fans, songs like “Blue Collar Sex Kitten”, “Make Love to Myself” and the soul crushing “Did I Offend You”. 

“I have a lot to say”, she howls in the title track. An oriflamme of the tie-dye 
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In no time, LRW was playing to sold out crowds in the US and overseas, 
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