Sittin Pretty

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3 - Senseless 3mix

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Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-sGtrldNKc

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Food for the Soul,

There are certain things in our world that inspire life. Spending time with friends, adventuring, partying; everyone has different foods for their souls. 

In my debut independent single, I was on a search to emulate the euphoria of life that makes your cheeks blush and sends chills down your spine. Music, especially electronic music, evokes an animation for life in me. It is a community of people connected on an energetic wavelength, where the regular struggles of day-to-day life become invisible. No judgement, just an experience with the music. 

I'm at a crossroads in my life. I am a senior about to graduate from USC. When I started producing in high school, I was awful – making terrible song after terrible song. A few times I gave up, but I consistently found myself coming back to the music. Six years later, I am ready to share my art and vision with the world. I didn't force it. I didn't make music with the goal of being popular. I have given my all in pushing myself to reach my full creative potential. 

From songwriting and producing this track, filming this video on my Super 8 in Indonesia, developing the film, and editing in Premiere; I have been in full creative control.

I hope this song resonates with you. It is the advent of a project with years of work behind the scenes that I am finally ready to emerge from the shadows and see the light. 

- it's murph

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Born in the year of 96, raised in Jersey. Growing up, Brandon "EMO-G" Donaldson always had a love for music. His two biggest inspirations were Michael Jackson and Chris Brown . Being a dancer at heart, their creativity is what kept him driving in being different and creative in his own way. EMO-G started making his own music back in high school, making his own beats and recording in his room being self taught in the art of mixing and producing. Claiming never taking his music as seriously until after he left college and got kicked out of his parents home, it was in 2014 where EMO-G started to pave his way in making his dreams into a reality. He then produced for local artists like Dylie Dollas Fetty Wap Remy Boyz and P Dice. Slowly building traction as a sole producer. He claims in light of his situations music has saved him and is now going to pursue in being the sole artist again. ~ Hiral Patel

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