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Andrew Judah continues to get "Better and Better"

  • October 2, 2014
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Andrew Judah's "Better and Better" is a musical journey from start to finish. In "Better and Better," the tone is set with a mysterious electronic sample, which transitions into moody block chords and Judah's pensive vocals drifting over the tickling of piano keys. The song is somewhat reminiscent of old Radiohead tracks in the way it constantly changes feel. "Better and Better" is creative and a treat for the ears.

Judah is also responsible for creating music that can be heard in the latest Lincoln car commercials featuring Academy Award winning actor Matthew McConaughey. Judah's cinematic style perfectly suits television and film. I can see his work receiving many placements in the near future. His new album, Monster, is currently available and I look forward to checking it out. Enjoy the mesmerizing "Better and Better."

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